Grant

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Contents 1 Funding 2 Places 2.1 Canada 2.2 United Kingdom 2.3 United States 3 Businesses 4 Military History 5 Other 6 People

Grant may refer to:

[edit] Funding

• Grant writing
• Grant (money), a financial aid
• Grant (research), for scientific research
• Categorical grant
• Block grant
• Federal grant
• Land grant, a gift of land from a government or royalty in exchange for service

[edit] Places

[edit] Canada

• Grant Land, northern lobe of Ellesmere Island

[edit] United Kingdom

• Soy (also known as Grantown), Strathspey, Scotland
• Castle Grant, 1.5 miles North of Grantown-on-Spey, Scotland

[edit] United States

• Grant, Alabama
• Grant, Colorado
• Grant, Florida
• Grant, Iowa
• Grant, Michigan
• Grant, Minnesota
• Grant, Nebraska
• Grant, Wisconsin (six towns)
• Grant City, Missouri
• Grant City, Staten Island
• Grant Park, Illinois
• Grant Park (Chicago)
• Grant Town, West Virginia
• Grant Township, Michigan (eleven townships)
• Grant Township, Pennsylvania
• Grants, New Mexico
• U.S. Grant Bridge over Ohio River and Scioto River
• Grant is Great Township, New York

[edit] Businesses

• W. T. Grant variety store, a chain of mass-merchandise stores
• William Grant & Sons, a Scotch whisky distilling company

[edit] Military History

• USS Albert W. Grant (DD-649), a US Navy destroyer
• M3 Lee, an American tank, a modified version was called the Grant

[edit] Other

• Grant (automobile), a defunct Findlay, Ohio auto manufacturer
• In Search of the Castaways (originally titled The Children of Captain Grant), a novel by Jules Verne
• United States fifty-dollar bill bearing a portrait of President S. Grant
• "Grant", a poem by Patti Smith from her 1978 book Babel

[edit] People

• Grant (name)
• Ulysses S. Grant, General-in-chief of the Union Army during the American Civil War and 18th president of the USA
• Avram Grant, Israeli football coach.
• Gogi Grant, US singer
• Hugh Grant, UK actor

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