John A. Logan

John A. Logan was an American soldier and politician, best known for his leadership during the Civil War as a Union general. After the war, he became a prominent political figure, serving in the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate. He is also recognized for his role in establishing Memorial Day to honor fallen soldiers. Logan's legacy includes his advocacy for veterans' rights and commitment to education and infrastructure. His career reflects the intertwined nature of military service and public life in post-Civil War America.