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George Washington Carver National Monument Carver in Lab at Tuskegee, courtesy of Tuskegee University
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George Washington Carver National Monument
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Artists enjoying a beautiful day at the park

These visitors are enjoying an art project at the park.

George Washington Carver's favorite pastime was art. He painted landscapes and flowering plants. Students of all ages are invited to a Natural Dyes program at the park.
 
wood carving at the park

A park volunteer shares the story of George and his love of wood carving.

Many activities offered at the park are related to George Washington Carver's work and interests.  He had a "Secret Garden," a rock collection, and wood carvings.

 
Park volunteer handles a snake

This nature program educates visitors on the subject of reptiles. 

As early as his childhood on the farm George developed a deep respect for all nature including wildlife.  Several nature programs are offered  periodically at the park.  Visitors can learn about ecosystems, animals habitats and behavior, and participate in wildlife viewing.

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Carver House

Did You Know?
The 1881 Moses Carver House is the only historic structure at the park that dates back to the Moses Carver era. Although he was not raised in this house, George Washington Carver visited Moses and Susan Carver here during his school years.
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Last Updated: August 16, 2006 at 15:18 MST