Presidential Descendants in Conversation

Please join Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site at the Buffalo History Museum for Presidential Descendants in Conversation.

Tweed Roosevelt and Massee McKinley will be joining us to share their unique connection to American history. Both are descendants of U.S. presidents and are related to former leaders with strong ties to Buffalo, New York.  Also, both are founding members of the Society of Presidential Descendants.

Tweed Roosevelt is the great-grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt and Chairman of The Roosevelt School at Long Island University. He is a longtime educator, author, and speaker who has written extensively on his great-grandfather and frequently appears in media and public programs.

Massee McKinley is a descendant of President Grover Cleveland and a relative of President William McKinley. He is Director of Marketing and Brand Engagement at Long Island University, Co-Founder of The Society of Presidential Descendants, and an avid collector of presidential autographs.

The Buffalo History Museum is delighted to present this program in partnership with the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site, the Buffalo Presidential Center, and the Erie County Historical Commission.

ADMISSION:
$25 General Public
$20 Members (Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site, Buffalo History Museum, or Buffalo Presidential Center)