George Washington Carver National Monument (U.S. National Park Service)

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George Washington Carver

The young boy known as the “Plant Doctor,” tended his secret garden while observing the day to day operations of a successful 19th century farm. Nature and nurture ultimately influenced George on his journey to becoming a renowned scientist of agriculture.

Carver Science Classroom

The Carver Science Classroom offers various activities and lab experiments with a park ranger. This ranger is demonstrating how to make peanut paper!

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The Carver Boyhood Diorama

Several exhibits in the Carver Museum interpret the life of George Washington Carver when he lived on the Southwest Missouri farm.

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		Hitting the Carver Trail A popular place to stop and rest on the Carver Nature Trail is at the Boy Carver Statue. more...

		Carver Birthplace Association The Carver Birthplace Association (CBA) is the cooperating association of George Washington Carver National Monument. CBA was established in the early 1940's with Carver's blessing. The CBA works with the George Washington Carver National Monument to share Carver's legacies as a world-renowned scientist, educator, and valiant humanitarian. more...

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George Washington Carver National Monument
5646 Carver Road
Diamond, MO 64840

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Phone

Phone Headquarters
(417) 325-4151

Fax

(417) 325-4231

Climate

Spring and fall are moderate in temperature and humidity. Summer, particularly July through August, is typically hot and humid. Winter, particularly November through February, is cold with snow and ice possible.

Local weather conditions and forecast are available from the National Weather Service.

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