George Washington Carver was an agricultural scientist and inventor who developed hundreds of products using peanuts, sweet potatoes and soybeans. Born an African American slave a year before slavery was outlawed, Carver left home at a young age to pursue education and would eventually earn a master’s degree in agricultural science from Iowa State University. In 1896, he came to teach and conduct research at Tuskegee University until his death in 1943. The archives has the most complete collection of Carver material, including all of the Carver Bulletins.
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The Need of Scientific Agriculture in the South George Washington Carver Clippings Notebook PowerPoint GWC Exploring the Myths PowerPoint GWC Green scientist GWC Reading letter Polk002 GWC meeting with Henry F001 GWC in classroom005 GWC administrating Penoi001 GWC boxing with friend CARVERISMS STATEMENTS ABOUT GEORGE CARVER WHICH INDICATE EXPERTISE CARVER's peanut milk 11-11-14 Dr. Carver and Lindbergh 4 Jim and George Carver