George Washington Grant was an American businessman who owned the Boston Braves of the National League from 1919 to 1923.

Grant was born in Cincinnati, where he worked as a paper boy, messenger, and street car conductor.

He shared an office on Wall Street with New York Giants owner Charles Stoneham and was one of the team's season-ticket holders.

[7] During his tenure as owner, the club was hampered by injuries and poor weather that cost him almost all of his holiday dates and most of his Saturdays.

[8] After selling the Braves, Grant moved to Havana, where he served as treasurer of the Oriental Park Racetrack.