{"value"=>"<p>The series focuses on the Women's Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Association before absorption by the Theodore Roosevelt Association in 1955. The records are arranged as follows: Board Minutes; Education Committee Minutes; Correspondence; Miscellany, articles and near published material. The Board Minutes, 1921-1954, are incomplete. Minutes for the 1920's are scant, and focuses on the objective to restore the birthplace of Theodore Roosevelt in NYC. Minutes for the 1930's are represented by the years 1937-1938. In the 1930's, one of the main concerns focused on the possible merger of the Women's Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Association with the Roosevelt Memorial Association (Minutes April 30, 1937). This issue would occasionally reappear throughout the minutes of the 1930's. The most complete set of minutes covers the years from 1940's through the first half of the 1950's. One of the issues decided during the first joint meeting of the WTRMA and the RMA on January 27, 1942 was the renaming of the Roosevelt House to the Theodore Roosevelt House. Other issues in this series are finances, World War II, resignations of members, deaths of members and attendance at the Theodore Roosevelt House. The Correspondence, 1919-1954, addressed to Mrs. Oppenheim in her capacity as a member of the Board of Trustees and honorary member. Subjects include campaign for funds, notices for Board meetings, invitations, activities in public schools, honorary celebrations for Theodore Roosevelt and related subjects. The remaining materials are miscellany, articles and copies of the <em>Roosevelt House Bulletin</em>, and <em>The Roosevelt Quarterly</em>.</p>"}