U.S. Grant honored by the Cape Girardeau Court of Common Pleas
The Missouri Humanities Council's 275-square-foot U.S. Grant Bicentennial Exhibit, "Ulysses Grant's Missouri" — paired with Grant memorabilia owned...
The Missouri Humanities Council's 275-square-foot U.S. Grant Bicentennial Exhibit, "Ulysses Grant's Missouri" — paired with Grant memorabilia owned by Cape Girardeau businessman Earl Norman — opened last week at the former Chrisman Art Gallery, 32 N. Main St., in downtown Cape Girardeau. The exhibit is available for public viewing from noon to 5 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. It will run through September. The exhibit explores the life of the 18th president, who was born in 1822, specifically his many connections with Missouri.