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Hamilton Grange National Memorial Period furnishings evoke an early 19th-Century way-of-life at Hamilton Grange
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The Grange (10 Photos)

Alexander Hamilton's house, named "the Grange" after his family's ancestral home in Scotland, was the New York City home of Hamilton from 1802-1804.
The Grange move off its foundation

The Grange - Move Preparation 2008 (9 Photos)

Photographs showing the site preparation at Convent Avenue and St. Nicholas Park, Hamilton Grange National Memorial Move 2008.

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Lt. Colonel Charles Marshall (left), Chief Justice John Marshall (right)

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Colonel Charles Marshall, Lee's aide-de-camp, was the great-nephew of Chief Justice John Marshall. Charles Marshall chose the site of the surrender meeting and was the only Confederate present in the McLean House besides General Lee.
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