
Engraving From 1884 Featuring The American General During The Civil War, John Alexander Logan. Logan Lived From 1826 Until 1886.
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Engraving From 1884 Featuring The American General During The Civil War, John Alexander Logan. Logan Lived From 1826 Until 1886.

Statue of John Alexander Logan in Grant Park of Chicago. Created during 1894–1897 and dedicated on July 22, 1897.

Washington, DC, United States - June 7, 2017: Number 4 Logan Circle a mansion built in 1878, it was the former home of General John A. Logan a Civil War hero and later a Senator.

Swearing Senate General John Logan Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

Major General John A. Logan - Scanned 1887 Engraving

Portrait of John Alexander Logan (February 9, 1826 – December 26, 1886) served in the Mexican–American War and was a general in the Union Army in the American Civil War. He was a congressman from Illinois and an unsuccessful candidate for Vice President of the United States. Logan advocated for Memorial Day. Illustration published 1895. Original edition is from my own archives. Copyright has expired and is in Public Domain.

"Engraving From 1884 Featuring The American General During The Civil War, John Alexander Logan. Logan Lived From 1826 Until 1886."

Union Army Generals - Scanned 1887 Engraving

General John Logan Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

General John Logan Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

General John Logan Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

General John Logan Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

General John Logan Housel Civil War Statue Hero Logan Circle Washington DC. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

General John Logan Discussing Strategy Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

General Logan 1826 - 1886

Discussing Strategy General John Logan Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

General John Logan Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

General John Logan Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

Engraving from 1886 showing John Alexander Logan was an American politician from Illinois.

General John Logan Housel Civil War Statue Hero Logan Circle Washington DC. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

General John Logan Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

General John Logan Memorial Civil War Statue Logan Circle Washington DC. Statue dedicated in 1901, Sculptors Franklin Simmons and Richard Hunt. Logan was close to US Grant, promoted to Brigadier General at Fort Donelson, won the Congressional Medal of Honor at Vicksburg. Founded Grand Army of Republic, later Senator from Illinois.

Vintage illustration John A. Logan, Caricature of an American politician in the run up to the 1884 United States presidential election. John Alexander Logan (February 9, 1826 – December 26, 1886) was an American soldier and politician. He served in the Mexican–American War and was a general in the Union Army in the American Civil War. He served the state of Illinois as a state Representative, a Congressman, and a U.S. Senator