Theodore Roosevelt in 1915 - Restored Footage

Restored footage from 1915 of 26th President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt walking among a crowd at the Panama-California Exposition in San Diego, California on the 27 July 1915.

Footage frame rate increased, upscaled and “colorized” by HistoryColored using AI technology.

Footage originally from: TR at San Diego Exposition, 1915, Library of Congress

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[NewLifeMedia]

Whoever is colorizing and enhancing old black and white videos of times past, God bless you.

[thedarkwolfv]

A camera is the closest thing we have to a real time machine

[eddiexjunior]

These type of remasters really make you realize they were actual people, not just some characters in a history book

[themalteseninja]

Just finishing the history channel documentary for him, god we were so lucky to have a man like him for our country 🇺🇸

[naysaykiller]

Teddy was a monster of a man. He took a bullet to the chest and told the crowd "it takes more than that to stop a bull moose." And finished his speech.

[angietunstall]

He looks so much better moving around and colourised than in a stiff, monochrome photo

[juant]

This was 109 years ago. Amazing that we get to look into the past

[JohnMoore-xfwy]

This amazing man created our incredible National Parks, preserving millions of acres of land for all Americans to enjoy! ❤

[cmoney-]

Ty for the national parks teddy. We appreciate them and you

[AcceptableGamer]

Crazy how adding a little image clarity and color can bring these old videos/photos back to life again. This is awesome!

[PaleBlueDott]

Look how Edith, his wife and former first lady of the US, gracefully held his arm and redirected him towards some children so he can greet them. He died just 4 years after this was filmed. She died 33 years later. He barely saw the end of WWI. She saw the end of WWII.

[Liquid_Mike]

DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THIS MAN'S CALM LOOKS!!
He was a true Patriot, a true man's man, and a REAL AMERICAN!

[shoofly]

His youngest son Quentin died in July, 1918 when he was shot down over France during WWI. Roosevelt died six months later, some say of a broken heart. TR's grave is located in Oyster Bay, Long Island.

[juleighhastings]

WOW...wish this clip was MUCH longer 😢❤

[Allycat]

I love history. Especially when you can see it in motion. Absolutely stunning! Thank you for sharing❤

[JacobVickery-uoic]

This man saved all the land for us to enjoy now. A real American hero.

[Coditel]

Just for the national parks alone, I have the greatest respect for this man. He left behind a great gift for America.

[MakeGamingGreatAgain]

It's eerie knowing that everyone in this video is not around anymore..

[lorimeyers]

The music just starts making the feelings flow when I watch this. The 1910s, 1920s and 1930s videos all make me feel kind of creeped out by those days. But it’s fascinating.

[colehunt]

The Bull Moose. Man once survived a literal bullet to the chest while giving a speech, it didn’t kill him, he said “it takes more than that to kill a bull moose!” Then just kept giving his speech.