Remembering History: Day 25: FDR and Campobello At the end of the First 100 Days, Franklin Roosevelt went sailing. On June 17, 1933 he left Marion, Massachusetts at the helm of a small rented sloop called the Amberjack II. The ship’s crew included three of his sons. Roosevelt’s destination was Campobello Island in New Brunswick, Canada. Campobello was the site of the Roosevelt family’s summer home. From the FDR Presidential Library.

Day 25: FDR and Campobello At the end of the First 100 Days, Franklin Roosevelt went sailing. On June 17, 1933 he left Marion, Massachusetts at the helm of a small rented sloop called the Amberjack II. The ship’s crew included three of his sons. Roosevelt’s destination was Campobello Island in New Brunswick, Canada. Campobello was the site of the Roosevelt family’s summer home. From the FDR Presidential Library.

Day 25: FDR and Campobello At the end of the First 100 Days, Franklin Roosevelt went sailing. On June 17, 1933 he left Marion, Massachusetts at the helm of a small rented sloop called the Amberjack II. The ship’s crew included three of his sons. Roosevelt’s destination was Campobello Island in New Brunswick, Canada. Campobello was the site of the Roosevelt family’s summer home. From the FDR Presidential Library.