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Ulysses S. Grant Home National Historic Site (White Haven)

MOUnited StatesSt. Louis, MO

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White Haven commemorates the life, military career and presidency of Ulysses S. Grant. The Grants turned White Haven over to William Henry Vanderbilt in 1881, to satisfy a loan Vanderbilt gave Grant after one of the latter's financial partners absconded with embezzled investment funds. A portion of the plantation was later purchased by Adolphus Busch, where he developed his Grant's Farm property. Grant's Farm is 1,000 feet from the entrance to White Haven.

Hours of operation: Monday through Sunday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Free admission To Visitors Center. A Collectable Token album is for sale in the gift shop for $5.00. Plenty of free parking.

1-inch token is in gift shop. Cost: $1.95 each. Design:
Obverse: Bust of Grant with 'Ulysses S. Grant 4/27/1822 - 7/23/1885 18th President 1869 - 1877'.
Reverse: White Haven house with 'White Haven Saint Louis'.

G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: 38° 33' 4.0068" Longitude: -90° 21' 6.552"
Google Maps coordinates: HJ2X+P8 St. Louis, Missouri

10/07/19: This place is just outside of the parking lot for grants farm, which also has tokens.

May 20, 2023. The token is of excellent quality. MWHTH

Machines and designs

2 machines
MachineDesignsCoin type
1" mini-token $1.39 each - By cash register1Token
Collectable Token book $5.00?Token

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