Sagamore Hill National Historic Site Announces Appointment of Julie Abbate as Chief of Administration

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Sagamore Hill National Historic Site Announces Appointment of Julie Abbate as Chief of Administration

The following press release was published by the U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service on Feb. 13, 2008. It is reproduced in full below.

(Oyster Bay, NY) Sagamore Hill National Historic Site is pleased to announce the appointment of Julie Abbate, a resident of Oyster Bay, as the new Chief of Administration for the site. Abbate, who has worked at Sagamore Hill for two and one half years in the Division of Administration, competed nationally for this position.

Sagamore Hill, home of Theodore Roosevelt, 26th US President, a unit of the National Park Service, has four divisions which operate the site. In addition to Administration there are divisions that oversee the operation of Cultural Resources, Preservation and Maintenance as well as Interpretation and Visitor Services. Administration oversees the “business affairs" of the site, including records and financial management, information technology, and personnel.

Prior to working for Sagamore Hill, Abbate worked for the Social Security Administration, as well as for some local schools and non-profit organizations.

Superintendent Tom Ross said, “We are pleased to appoint a local resident to this important position at Sagamore Hill. Julie brings to us a wealth of experience from her past employment and her work at this site the past few years. In addition we are pleased to have her knowledge of the Town of Oyster Bay and the region."

Chief Abbate stated, “Sagamore Hill is such an integral part of Oyster Bay, I feel that I am part of history. It is gratifying to be a part of such an important site." Abbate assumes her new position immediately.

Sagamore Hill National Historic Site is located at 20 Sagamore Hill Road, Oyster Bay, New York. The site was established by Congress in 1962 to preserve and interpret the structures, landscape, collections and other cultural resources associated with Theodore Roosevelt’s home to ensure that future generations understand and appreciate the life and legacy of Theodore Roosevelt, his family and the significant events associated with him.

Source: U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service

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