Ulysses S. Grant Memorial Sculpture

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General Grant National Memorial - General Grant National Memorial

National Memorial New York Ulysses S. Grant insisted that Robert E. Lee, who had been paroled at Appomattox, could

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial « Bull Runnings

The setting at the foot of Capitol Hill is magnificent. Up close, the triptych in memory of U. S. Grant (the mounted sculpture of him alone is the second

Grant Memorial Washington DC

Grant Memorial Washington DC. The General Ulysses S. Grant Memorial is dedicated to the victorious Union general in the Civil War, who later became President of the United

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial | Explore Chicago

With no political background, Grant became president in 1869, but it is for his tremendous military actions that he is honored with this statue which depicts him

Gen. Ulysses S. Grant Memorial is thrilling | Monumental Thoughts

Gen. Ulysses. S. Grant Memorial statue after Mexican conquistador Don Juan de Onate in El Paso, Texas and Italy’s King Victor Emanuel in Rome, Grant’s memorial is

Grant's Tomb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

On July 23, 1885 President Ulysses S. Grant died of cancer. The family of General Grant National Memorial; Governors Island; Hamilton Grange National Memorial; Statue of

Grant Statue - ushistory.org

The next landmark is a sculpture of Ulysses S. Grant, executed by Daniel Chester French, the sculptor of the Lincoln Memorial. Dedicated on the 77th anniversary of

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial in Washington DC by Henry Merwin Shrady

Henry Merwin Shrady (1871 - 1922) Sculptor of the Ulysses S. Grant Memorial in Washington, DC Be sure to visit dcMemorials.com You'll find 1000's of pictures of 100's

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial - Smarthistory

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial Henry Merwin Shrady (sculptor) and William authorized $250,000 for a memorial to the Grant Memorial Commission, largest sculpture

The Grant Memorial: A Great Bronze Tarnished by Neglect

overlooked—is that of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. It each guarding the flags of the U.S. and of the Army. But the true genius of the memorial lies in the flanking sculptures.