The Roosevelt Desk was saved, but after the fire, it was time for a change. In 1930, the Grand Rapids Furniture Manufacturer’s Association donated a brand new desk to Hoover, who had it ...

The Theodore Roosevelt Desk was crafted for the former president in 1903. It resided in the West Wing until 1929, in which it was stashed until former President Harry S. Truman took it out of ...

Though Theodore Roosevelt died in 1919, a piece of him still lives on in 1 Police Plaza: his 121 year old desk. Theodore Roosevelt as police commissioner. Photo via TR Center ...

Teddy Roosevelt commissioned this mahogany desk during his presidency. Taft used it after him, as did Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, Franklin D. Roosevelt (some presidents used more than one ...

The desk was constructed in 1903 for Theodore Roosevelt. In 1909, it was moved into the Oval Office, where it remained until 1929, when the West Wing caught fire.

Microphones from various news outlets lined Franklin D. Roosevelt's desk as he prepared to make an announcement. AP Images Herbert Hoover's desk was aflutter with papers in 1932.

As Jessica Tisch took her seat at the Teddy Roosevelt desk as New York City’s 48th police commissioner, a pile of urgent tasks awaited her. Revitalizing the way the nation’s largest police department ...

Sagamore Hill is where Theodore Roosevelt ran the nation from a small desk with a turn of the century telephone. 24/7 Live New York City New Jersey Long Island Northern Suburbs Connecticut.