A collector believes a photograph from a private album of Civil War Gen. Ulysses S. Grant shows President Abraham Lincoln in front of the White House and could be the last image taken of him ...

A collector believes a photograph from a private album of Civil War Gen. Ulysses S. Grant shows President Abraham Lincoln in front of the White House and could be the last image taken of him ...

The Ulysses S. Grant Monument in Chicago's Lincoln Park on March 3, 2021. John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune Benjamin Franklin in Lincoln Park on Feb. 23, 2021, in Chicago.

Take the case of Ulysses S. Grant and Abraham Lincoln and a bitter rift between their wives that could have affected what happened at Ford’s Theater in Washington at the end of the Civil War. ...

The bronze equestrian statue of Ulysses S. Grant in Lincoln Park, Illinois, from a digitally improved reproduction of an original print from the 19th century.

This video offers a historic walkthrough of Ulysses S. Grant’s residence in Galena, IL, where he lived after the Civil War.

Medford's and Waugh's comments came at a symposium held last month to kick off a series of events marking the 200th anniversary of Grant’s birth on April 27, 1822.

Journals on President Lincoln and Gen. Grant's Successes; Grant's Successes, Copperheads say, will Defeat President Lincoln; Grant's Campaign, the, and Sherman's Successes ...

Grant’s re-election in 1872 came as something of a surprise, since he won 56 percent of the vote, three percentage points better than his margin of victory in 1868. Yet, as Mr. Bordewich observes, ...

Before Ulysses S. Grant became the 18th president ... Days after the war’s end, President Lincoln invited General Grant and his wife Julia to accompany him to Ford’s Theater.

Ulysses S Grant — Civil War general, U.S. president — was born in 1822 in Clermont County. ... She was recently featured in the History Channel's Grant and Lincoln: ...

In a little known but far more serious episode, Gen. Grant issued General Order No. 11 on Dec. 17, 1862, expelling all Jews from the states of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi.