George Washington Carver exhibit
Wednesday, November 4th, 2009 8:45 am
As many people know, George Washington Carver is the man who invented multiple uses for the peanut. However, there are many aspects of his life unbeknownst to many. On November 14, The Academy of Natural Sciences unveiled an exhibit focused solely on the life, times and inventions of the American scientist who just so happens to have been “green” before the trend.
This will be the largest exhibit ever assembled on George Washington Carver. It will run until February 28, 2010. For more information, visit www.ansp.org
Portrait of George Washington Carver provided by Tuskeegee University’s Museum Archives.
