Francis Barlow

1834–1896
Photograph of Francis Barlow Source: Library of Congress

Biography

Francis Channing Barlow was a prominent Union general and New York politician who distinguished himself through his military service during the American Civil War. He participated in major battles including Gettysburg and the Atlanta Campaign, earning a reputation for bravery and tactical skill. After the war, Barlow served as New York's Secretary of State and was involved in various reform movements, becoming a respected figure in Gilded Age politics.

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