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Prairie Day 2011 Special Event (21 Photos)

September 10, 2011 Celebrating life on the Missouri prairie during the late 1800s, when George Washington Carver was a child, this event includes exhibitors and activities for all ages.
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Carver Trail (19 Photos)

These photos highlight some of the stops on the trail at George Washington Carver National Monument.
 

Prairie Day 2011 Special Event

Gallery Description: September 10, 2011
Celebrating life on the Missouri prairie during the late 1800s, when George Washington Carver was a child, this event includes exhibitors and activities for all ages.


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Photo of Moses Carver

Did You Know?
Moses Carver, a farmer in southwest Missouri, purchased a 13-year old enslaved girl named Mary in 1855. Mary worked mostly around the cabins with Moses's wife, Susan. While enslaved on the farm Mary gave birth to two sons: James and George.
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