History Talk: Let Us Have Peace - The Election of 1868
Park historian Nick Sacco on why Ulysses S. Grant ran for president in 1868, and what followed.
FreeHistory talk

Photo: White Haven - U.S. Grant Historic Site-06 by Kbh3rd, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Monument · Landmarks
South County, St. Louis, MO
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We couldn't find opening hours that Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site posts. Check the official site before you go.
Entrance is free; guided Main House tours are free. Group reservations recommended for 15 or more.
Checked Oct 10 on nps.gov
Checked Oct 10 on nps.gov
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Park historian Nick Sacco on why Ulysses S. Grant ran for president in 1868, and what followed.
Free·History talk
Food historian Suzanne Corbett traces how Thanksgiving began and how its menu took shape.
Free·Food history talk
A brass quintet of park staff and volunteers plays 19th century holiday favorites.
Free·Brass quintet concert
Tour President Grant's home decked for the holidays, with gingerbread, crafts and parlor music.
Free·Historic home holiday open house
Guitarist Patrick Rafferty and soprano Arianna Aerie perform 19th century holiday classics.
Free·Holiday guitar concert
A candlelit holiday open house at Grant's historic home, with carols, period music and treats.
Free·Holiday candlelight open house
A holiday bluegrass concert with Bill Monroe and Stanley Brothers tunes plus holiday classics.
Free·Bluegrass band
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