ULYSSES S. GRANT HOMEPAGE

The following photographs are only a few of the 300 photographs taken of General Grant, who was the most photographed man in the world during the 19th century. All the photographs on this page are original first generation albumen photographs taken from-life and are from the Keya Morgan collection. They will all be illustrated in the upcoming book Grant in Photographs by Keya Morgan, which is the first book to document every known photograph of General Grant.

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The first ever photograph of U. S. Grant, taken in 1843

The last photograph taken of U. S. Grant, Mount McGregor, July 1885

The only day Grant, Sherman and Sheridan were photographed together.	aJulia, Jesse and U. S. Grant while President, at Longbranch, NJ	The Grand Review, 1865, Washington, DC General Grant, Andrew Johnson, Gideon Wells, General Sherman
General Grant, taken in Paris France in 1877 by Humblot	General Grant, taken by Mathew Brady in Washington, D. C.	One of only a few known photographs of Grant with a sword.
General Grant in upstate NY at a religious event	The only known photograph of Grant on a horse.	General Grant and Staff by Mathew Brady in 1865
aGeneral Grant in his last days surrounded by his loving family	1865, General Grant, Rawlins, and Porter	An early photo of General Grant by Brady, one of only a few known profile views.
General Grant reading his inaugural speech in the presence of thousands of fans on March 4, 1869	Early morning informal photo with his son Jesse.	Rockstar General Grant surrounded by thousands of excited fans



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