General Grant National Memorial Review

The General Grant National Memorial is near the Riverside Church, a building in the Great Park that knows little about General Grant and is a place with fewer visitors.

A memorial that is well worth visiting, and quite historical, the Grant General National Memorial has a lot of information about General Grant's life, and the whole memorial is also very good.

such a nice historical place. so much history. you can go and see president Grant and his wife. they moved most of the museum across the street. definitely a must see if you’re ever in Harlem.

As soon as you enter the memorial, it reminds you of the tomb of Napoleon in Paris. General Grant and his wife's tomb are in a low place, and you can see it clearly through the spiraling slope slope. Before 9/11, you could follow the slopes to see the general's heroic displays, and some introductions to the civil war.

General Grant was a military-born President of the United States. After his death, the United States built General Grant's National Memorial in 1987 in memory of this historic figure. This memorial hall has a simple appearance, but its exhibition content is quite rich, especially the detailed introduction of General Grant's life, which is worth visiting.