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George Washington Carver National Monument 5646 Carver Road, Diamond, MissouriJoin a ranger on a birdwatching stroll to learn more about our feathered friends and contribute to the Great Backyard Bird Count.
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Join a ranger on a birdwatching stroll to learn more about our feathered friends and contribute to the Great Backyard Bird Count.
Join park staff and volunteers for a morning coffee or tea break to learn more about George Washington Carver and featured topics. George Washington Carver was more than just a scientist: he was also a skilled artist. Carver had a passion for art, believing his creations were expressions of his soul. Following the ranger-led program, […]
A ranger-led program on the challenges George W. Carver and other African Americans faced pursuing an education after the Civil War.
A ranger-led program on the challenges George W. Carver and other African Americans faced pursuing an education after the Civil War.
82 years ago, George Washington Carver died at Tuskegee, Ala., on Jan. 5, 1943. This documentary by Ozarks Public Television pays tribute.
82 years ago, George Washington Carver died at Tuskegee, Ala., on Jan. 5, 1943. This documentary by Ozarks Public Television pays tribute.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, please join us on November 9 at 1 p.m. in the visitor center for Native American storytelling. Cherokee storyteller Greg Bilby will share stories of Cherokee history and heritage.
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.
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.
Join a park ranger at the Carver Family Cemetery. Explore the cemetery and learn about some of the early residents of the Diamond Grove community.
Join a park ranger at the Carver Family Cemetery. Explore the cemetery and learn about some of the early residents of the Diamond Grove community.
Throughout George Washington Carver’s life many women mentored and guided him along his journey to earn an education. These women, often maternal figures and spiritual mentors, encouraged him to succeed.
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