Support for Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library: Funds and Artifacts
This act authorizes up to $50 million in federal funds for the establishment of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota, provided $100 million is raised from other sources. Federal agencies can also loan artifacts related to Roosevelt. Citizens will gain access to educational and historical materials, enriching cultural and educational offerings.
Key points
The federal government can provide up to $50 million for the construction of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, supporting cultural and educational development.
The Library must raise $100 million from other sources (e.g., North Dakota state or private donors) before receiving federal funds.
Federal agencies can loan historical artifacts and objects to the library, increasing public access to valuable exhibits.
Federal funds cannot be used for the ongoing maintenance or operation of the library, meaning its functioning will depend on other funding sources.
Status:
Introduced
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