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1. www.nps.gov › places › fovagranthouseThe Grant House - U.S. National Park Service

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   Aug 23, 2021 · The Grant House on Officers' Row is one of the oldest buildings at Vancouver Barracks. Since 1849, this building has held a stately position on the Row. Today, this former post commander's residence is owned by the City of Vancouver.

2. www.allmenus.com › wa › vancouverThe Grant House menu - Vancouver WA 98661 - (877) 585-1085

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   The Grant House offers lunch and dinner menus with soups, salads, sandwiches, snacks, and large plates. Located at 1101 Officers Row, it is a historic building with a cozy and casual atmosphere.

   • Cuisine: American (New)

   • Location: 1101 Officers Row, Vancouver, WA 98661

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4. www.nps.gov › articles › granthouseThe Grant House: First Army Headquarters in the Northwest

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   Aug 23, 2021 · The first building erected by Captain and Brevet Major John S. Hatheway, and his company of 76 soldiers, served as both Headquarters and Commanding Officer's residence. That building, now known as the Grant House, is the oldest standing building in Vancouver Barracks.

5. www.tripadvisor.com › Attraction_Review-g60820-dUlysses S. Grant House - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go ...

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   General Ulysses S. Grant lived on the property of this stately house on Officers' Row while serving at the Vancouver garrison, and today, visitors are welcome inside the historic home.

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6. www.opentable.com › r › willful-wine-at-the-grantWillful Wine at The Grant House - Vancouver, WA on OpenTable

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   5 days ago · Cozy wine bar/restaurant in an elegant historic house overlooking Fort Vancouver Park. Wide list of wines as well as beer, cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks. Full food menu available from noon to 8pm including cheese & charcuterie boards, fresh soups and salads, entrees and desserts.

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   • Phone: (360) 433-2206

   • Location: 1101 Officers Row, Vancouver, United States, WA
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7. www.thehistorictrust.org › whats-in-a-name-theWhat’s In A Name? The Grant House - The Historic Trust

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   Sep 24, 2020 · The Grant House is a log cabin on Officers Row in Vancouver, Washington, that was built in 1849 and later named after Ulysses S. Grant. Learn about its origins, renovations, and notable residents, as well as its current use as a restaurant.

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   Where is the Grant House in Vancouver?

   • It is located adjacent to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, just across the street from the Vancouver Barracks Parade Ground. The Grant House is operated as a restaurant and can be visited during business hours. Free parking is located in small lots along Officers' Row.

   The Grant House - U.S. National Park Service

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   Why is it called Grant Avenue?

   • It is of historical note that the road in front of Officers' Row, now known as Evergreen Boulevard, was named Grant Avenue for many years. The house continues to be called the "Grant House" as a tribute to the role that the stately old building and Ulysses S. Grant both played in the earliest history of Vancouver Barracks.

   The Grant House: First Army Headquarters in the Northwest

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   How many rooms were in the Grant House?

   • Originally, there were three rooms on the main floor and four rooms on the second floor. Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin deBonneville was Post Commander from September 1852 to May 1855, living and working in the Grant House.

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9. www.hmdb.org › mThe Grant House - The Historical Marker Database

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   Jun 13, 2008 · It is the only remaining structure built during the initial years of Army occupation at Fort Vancouver. Called the Grant House, it was never the residence of its namesake, though Ulysses S. Grant did serve as a quartermaster at Fort Vancouver from 1852 to 1853.