George Washington Carver's Life and Legacy

A Digital Library Exhibit at the National Agricultural Library

Collection Highlights Signed photograph of George Washington Carver, 1939 (NAL's Special Collections) The National Agricultural Library has an exhibit on the publications and life of George Washington Carver. It was designed to showcase the 38 Tuskegee Institute Experiment Station Bulletins held by NAL that were written by Carver during his tenure as Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station. The exhibit also includes a selection of U.S. Department of Agriculture historical publications relevant to Carver's Bulletins. The exhibit has been subdivided into the following topic areas: crop development, farm management, homemaking activities, raising livestock, rural schools, and soil productivity, as well as a timeline of Carver's life and legacy including his namesake status of the USDA Agricultural Research Service's George Washington Carver Center in Beltsville, Maryland.

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