The column of mourners who accompanied Grant was seven miles long. Among those mourners were three presidents.

Grant's Tomb is a national landmark located in New York City, and is the final resting place of Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th President of the United States. As one of the largest mausoleums in the world ...

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Grant’s Tomb in Riverside is a familiar sight along the Hudson River, but did you know it’s currently unfinished? The winner of a design competition, John Hemenway Duncan, had grand plans for the ...

There was much debate over where the 18th American President and Civil War General Ulysses S. Grant should be laid to rest. A proposal by Mayor William Russell Grace to have Grant’s memorial in New ...

Statues of Confederate generals are being targeted for removal across the country as “hate symbols” in the wake of the bloody white supremacist riots that rocked Charlottesville, Virginia. But in New ...

Waiting for Hitler: Have We Learned the Lessons of Locarno? The Book of the Year Howard Zinn and the Failures of the Left David Hume, Polite Polemicist As memorials go, it’s had ups and downs. Earlier ...

FOR me, the most exciting literary event in many years was the appearance of the recent issue of Life in which Mr. Ib Melchior, a man who was trained in cryptography and cryptanalysis by the O.S.S.

Don't take a good joke for Grant-ed. Most people have heard the joke "who's buried in Grant's Tomb?" but New Yorkers and tourists at the famous Morningside Heights landmark this week couldn't agree ...