Diamond, Missouri, A bust of George Washington Carver at the George Washington Carver National Monument. The monument preserves the Moses and Susan Carver farm where Carver was born as a slave in about 1864. It was the first National Monument to honor an African-American

Diamond, Missouri, A bust of George Washington Carver at the George Washington Carver National Monument. The monument preserves the Moses and Susan Carver farm where Carver was born as a slave in about 1864. It was the first National Monument to honor an African-American
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