President Franklin Roosevelt’s Address at Treasure Island: San Francisco, California
Synopsis
More than a quarter of a million people lined the streets to greet President Franklin Roosevelt during his visit to San Francisco on July 14, 1938.
Synopsis
President Franklin Roosevelt delivers an address at Treasure Island in San Francisco on July 14, 1938. He speaks during a special train tour that includes stops in Marietta, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky, and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The event coincides with the upcoming Golden Gate International Exposition, set to open on February 18, 1939.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See President Roosevelt's address at Treasure Island.
- Meet Governor Frank Merriam of California.
- Find out about the Golden Gate International Exposition.
Did You Know
- The Golden Gate International Exposition opened on February 18, 1939.
- Over a quarter of a million people lined the streets to see the president.
- The entire United States Fleet was anchored in the Golden Gate during the visit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did the Golden Gate International Exposition open?
The Golden Gate International Exposition opened on February 18th, 1939.
Who introduced President Franklin Roosevelt at the Treasure Island luncheon?
Mr George Creel, a well-known writer and United States commissioner for the Golden Gate International Exposition, introduced President Franklin Roosevelt.
How many people lined the streets during the president's route?
More than a quarter of a million people lined the streets along the president's route.
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