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Welcome to Theodore Roosevelt Area

park entrance sign with words

Southwest Entrance in Spring

Two older cars are visible driving past a stone sign that reads 'Roosevelt Park Entrance'. An NPS arrowhead is also visible.

The old park entrance sign

Sign between two stone posts in front of rock formations.

Capitol Reef National Monument sign

Capitol Reef National Park entrance sign with dark gray, rainy clouds behind it, and a rainbow spot to the right.

Rainbow over Capitol Reef

US Monument in the background, and small wooden sign in the right foreground with the arrowhead on the top right of sign and text reading,

US Monument and Entrance Sign for Cowpens National Battlefield Site

Black and white photo of a wooden sign in front of a granite obelisk surrounded by a metal fence. A country store is in the background.

Entrance Sign and US Monument

2-toned 1973 entrance sign for Cowpens National Battlefield Site; arrowhead is on the right

1973 Entrance Sign for Cowpens National Battlefield Site

Black and white photo of 2-toned entrance sign on the left and US Monument on the center right

1961 US Monument and Entrance Sign

Black and white photo of Cowpens National Battlefield Site entrance sign. NPS arrowhead is on the right of the sign.

May 1957 Entrance Sign

1956 US Monument and wooden entrance sign, with no arrowhead. A road is on shown on the left.

1956 US Monument and Entrance Sign

1959 photo of park entrance sign, with arrowhead on the right

1959 Entrance Sign

Wooden sign for Cowpens National Battlefield Site with a partial view of the US Monument behind it

Entrance Sign Apr 1952

1962 sign for Cowpens National Battlefield Site with the arrowhead on the left

Entrance Sign March 1962

Park entrance sign, Saint Croix Island International Historic Site, 2016.. Winter of 1604-1605 on Saint Croix Island was a cruel one for Pierre Dugua's French expedition. Iced in by freezing temperatures and cut off from fresh water and game, 35 of 79 men died. As spring arrived and native people traded game for bread, the health of those remaining men began to improve. Although the expedition moved on by summer, the beginning of the French presence in North America had begun. The park maintains a short, accessible interpretive trail featuring bronze figures of the French and Passamaquoddy as well as displays that discuss historical events and the interactions between the two cultures.

Park entrance sign, Saint Croix Island International Historic Site, 2016.

Park entrance sign, Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, 2016..

Park entrance sign, Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, 2016.

A black and white image of five employees constructing a new Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park entrance sign. The new park sign is located on the right side of the image. Only the stone column holding up the sign is visible. To the left of the column two men are crouched down at the base of the sign. They are holding a caulk gun in their right hand. Behind them are three more men standing in a row by a pick-up truck with an emergency light on the roof. These three men are wearing a National Park Service uniform including a collared short sleeve button down shirt, a belt, pants, and boots. Two of the men leaning on the truck are wearing hats, a ball cap with the National Park Service arrowhead logo embroidered onto the front and a ranger hat. In between the two men and the other three men there is a wheel barrel. To the left of the wheel barrel there is a bucket. In front of the bucket running out of the frame on the left side of the image is another pick-up truck. Route 11 is seen in the background.

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park Entrance Sign Construction

A black and white image of a worker adding concrete to the stone wall base of the new entrance sign of Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The new stone wall structure for the sign is located on the right side of the image. There is an employee kneeling beside the base. The man is wearing a National Park Service uniform including a ball cap with the National Park Service arrowhead logo on the front, a short-sleeved collared button-down shirt, and pants. He is holding a trowel in his right hand and a tray with a pile of concrete in his left hand. He is facing the stone wall. Located near the top center of the image is the temporary entrance sign for the park. It reads,

Staff Member Working on the New Entrance Sign

A close-up black and white image of a temporary entrance sign for Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The sign is located in the center of the image. It reads,

Temporary Entrance Sign at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

A close-up black and white image of a temporary entrance sign for Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The sign is located in the center of the image. It reads,

Temporary Entrance Sign at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

A black and white image of two men constructing the base of a new entrance sign for Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The stone base of the entrance sign is in the center of the image facing diagonally to the right side of the image. The base is made of rocks and has a concrete slab on the bottom. There are two men working on the sign. One of the men has his back towards the camera walking back towards the stone base. He is wearing a National Park Service uniform including a ball cap, a short sleeve collared button-down shirt, belt, pants, and boots. He is holding a tray with a handle on the bottom in his left hand. Another man is crouched down at the foot of the base in front of the man that is walking. This man is wearing a long sleeve shirt and pants. On the far-right side of the image there is a wheel barrel. In the background there are various trees and plants.

Workers Building the New Entrance Sign

A black and white image of the new entrance sign for Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park under construction. The stone base of the entrance sign is in the center of the image facing diagonally to the right side of the image. The base is made of rocks and has a concrete slab on the bottom. There are two employees reviewing the construction. Both men are in National Park Service uniforms including a short sleeve collared button-down shirt with two chest pockets and the National Park Service arrowhead logo embroidered on to the left sleeve, belt, pants, and boots. One of the men is wearing a ball cap with the National Park Service arrowhead logo on the front. This man is touching and the left stone column of the sign. There is a man in front of him who has his hands on his hips. He is also looking at the left stone column. On the right side of the image there is a man leaning over a wheel barrel. He has a trowel in his right hand and a tray with a handle on the bottom in his left. He is putting a pile of cement onto

Staff Admires the New Entrance Sign Under Construction

A black and white image of four employees at the new entrance sign under construction. The stone base of the entrance sign is in the center of the image facing diagonally to the right side of the image. The base is made of rocks and has a concrete slab on the bottom. There are two employees reviewing the construction. Both men are in National Park Service uniforms including a short sleeve collared button-down shirt with two chest pockets and the National Park Service arrowhead logo embroidered onto the left sleeve, belt, pants, and boots. One of the men is wearing a ball cap with the National Park Service arrowhead logo. This man is pointing at the left stone column of the sign. There is a man in front of him who has his hands on his hips. He is leaning towards the man in the ball cap looking down. Another man is crouched down behind the man in the ball cap.The fourth man has a trowel in his right hand and a tray with a handle on the bottom in his left. He is putting a pile of cement onto the tray.

Staff Members Admires the Construction of the New Entrance Sign

A close-up black and white image of a temporary entrance sign for Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The sign is in the center of the image. It reads,

Temporary Entrance Sign at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

A close-up black and white image of a temporary entrance sign for Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The sign is in the center of the image. It reads,

Temporary Entrance Sign at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

A close-up black and white image of a temporary entrance sign for Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The sign is in the center of the image. It reads,

Temporary Entrance Sign at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

A close-up black and white image of a temporary entrance sign for Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The sign is in the center of the image. It reads,

Temporary Entrance Sign at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

Signs, Chief Sequoia entrance sign.. SEKI Historic Image

Signs, Chief Sequoia entrance sign.

Signs, Chief Sequoia entrance sign.. SEKI Historic Image

Signs, Chief Sequoia entrance sign.

Night sky scene shows the Milky Way galaxy arching over the

Stars Over the Park Entrance

Rangers stand beside the entrance sign to Coldwater Spring.

Coldwater Spring

Kings Canyon entrance sign in the snow

Kings Canyon Entrance Sign

Fall image of the Mammoth Cave National Park entrance sign at the park's eastern entrance.

Mammoth Cave National Park Entrance Sign

Fort Clatsop Entrance Sign

Fort Clatsop Entrance Sign

A vehicle parked next to park entrance sign with Lassen Peak in background

Manzanita Lake Entrance (PB1)

The park entrance sign at the south end of Bathhouse Row is enhanced by the bed of red tulips to its right.

Tulips at park entrance sign

This is a picture of the entrance sign to the park located at 6565 Greenbelt Road.

Greenbelt Park entrance sign

a picture of the park entrance sign in the Fall

Greenbelt Park entrance in the Fall

a brown sign with a in image of a pink, blue, and black volcanic landscape and the text

Western Entrance Sign

A black and white image of a large entrance sign for Hawaii National Park. The sign is made of wood with two stone and mortar columns on both sides of the sign. The sign reads,

Entering Hawaii National Park Sign

A close-up black and white image of a temporary entrance sign for Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The sign is in the center of the image. It reads,

Temporary Entrance Sign at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

Wupatki entrance sign, Wupatki National Monument, 2016..

Wupatki entrance sign, Wupatki National Monument, 2016.

Park entrance sign, Pipestone National Monument, 1966..

Park entrance sign, Pipestone National Monument, 1966.

Park entrance sign, Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, 2016.. From the monument you will have wonderful views of Hagerman Valley, including wildlife, wild flowers and beautiful scenery. The Snake River dominates the landscape.

Park entrance sign, Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, 2016.

Historical entrance sign, George Washington Birthplace National Monument, 1962..

Historical entrance sign, George Washington Birthplace National Monument, 1962.

Generals Highway, Three Rivers vicinity, Tulare County, CA.

Generals Highway, Three Rivers vicinity, Tulare County, CA

Generals Highway, Three Rivers vicinity, Tulare County, CA.

Generals Highway, Three Rivers vicinity, Tulare County, CA

Generals Highway, Three Rivers vicinity, Tulare County, CA.

Generals Highway, Three Rivers vicinity, Tulare County, CA

South Entrance Sign.

South Entrance Sign

Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, East Entrance Sign.

Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, East Entrance Sign

Zion National Park, East Entrance Sign.

Zion National Park, East Entrance Sign

Gettysburg National Cemetery entrance sign.

Gettysburg National Cemetery entrance sign

Antietam National Battlefield Entrance Sign.

Antietam National Battlefield Entrance Sign

A black and white image of an entrance sign located at the intersection of Chain of Craters Drive and the entrance station. On the bottom of the image there are two roads that meet to form a

Sign near the Entrance Station on the Hilo Side at Hawaiʻi Volc

Main park entrance at Fort Donelson National Battlefield. Park Entrance at U.S. 79 consists of seven limestone piers topped with cannon balls and joined by uncoursed, rock-faced limestone walls totalling approx. 380' long. Bronze plaques that read

Main park entrance at Fort Donelson National Battlefield

Fort Donelson Entrance at Fort Donelson National Battlefield in April 2005. Fort Donelson Entrance consists of two, 3'-7

Fort Donelson Entrance at Fort Donelson National Battlefield in April 2005

Construction of Pinnacles Entrance Sign. Construction of entrance pylons.

Construction of Pinnacles Entrance Sign

NPS entrance sign, Pinnacles National Park, 2014.. National Park Service entrance sign.

NPS entrance sign, Pinnacles National Park, 2014.

Park entrance sign under the Milky Way, Joshua Tree National Park, 2015.. National Park Service entrance sign.

Park entrance sign under the Milky Way, Joshua Tree National Park, 2015.

Park entrance sign, Mammoth Cave National Park, 2015.. National Park Service entrance sign.

Park entrance sign, Mammoth Cave National Park, 2015.


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