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Discover the meaning behind the symbols found on the headstones at the Carver Family Cemetery.
Discover the meaning behind the symbols found on the headstones at the Carver Family Cemetery.
Witness a partial annular solar eclipse through learning, hands on activities, and observations.
Come chat with a park ranger as they "paint a picture" of George Washington Carver and his artistic creations.
This 82-minute PBS documentary revisits the complex life of Helen Keller, who was deaf and blind, and used her celebrity and wit to champion rights for women, people with disabilities, […]
This annual, world-wide program encourages observation, appreciation, and understanding of the Moon. Join a ranger for an outdoor presentation with interactive activities.
This 82-minute PBS documentary revisits the complex life of Helen Keller, who was deaf and blind, and used her celebrity and wit to champion rights for women, people with disabilities, […]
Featuring live Raptors, Pittsburg State University's (Pittsburg, KS) Nature Reach will explain some of the adaptations that help these birds survive and the importance of raptors to the natural world.
Join a park ranger for a short walk near the Visitor Center and explore commemorative artwork along the trail.
George Washington Carver called himself a trailblazer, but he wasn't the only one. Talk with a park ranger and explore contributions made by African American Trailblazers and discover their pioneering […]
George Washington Carver called himself a trailblazer, but he wasn't the only one. Talk with a park ranger and explore contributions made by African American Trailblazers and discover their pioneering achievements.
This 54-minute PBS documentary chronicles the high cost of war on the brave heroes and heroines who fight for our freedom. Follow a group of disabled United States Veterans who are about to be given a service dog and see their transformation as the dog expands the veteran's world and heals their hearts.
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