This facility is amazing, as was the man it honors. I confess to having thought of George Washington Carver as "the peanut man" but I learned that he was so much more. I don't think there was anything he couldn't do! His life story is told through excellent displays, many of them interactive, in such a way that I will... More

I love this place and have been twice. The grounds are beautiful and a lovely place for a walk. Reading about Dr. Carver's life is inspirational - what an amazing man - there's far more to him than his research with peanuts.

This is one of my special places. You know when you go to a place and it feels as though it accepts you? This is one of those quiet places. When walking through, you can easily understand how a boy fell in love with growing things. Of course, not everyone could go on to become such an important man; but... More

When we moved to Missouri, I took my kids to the GWC to check it out. It was spectacular to see the little wooden house he lived in and to see my kids wash laundry on a washboard (like my great grandma used). They made wax candles, observed a meal being cooked outdoors, and played with old time toys. It... More

This is a great museum and park. There are so many things to do and see including the interactive experiments for kids and the gift shop. A great place to take the family for a hike and a history lesson.

Washington Carver National Monument was a fun place to go with family and friend have been mant times

Fun memory, I am sure it has changed. It was my fifth grade class. I really can't remember that much about the place but this remind me that I would really like to go back and visits.

We were driving from KC to Bentonville and saw the sign for the Carver Monument. It is about 10 min off the highway in the middle of nowhere but worth the short excursion. Small museum that was quite informative. the Ranger on duty came over and gave us a short and useful synopsis of Carver's life. Inspiring story that not... More

This is more than a monument to a humanitarian, scientist, ecologist and an artist. The museum is also a wonderful interactive place of discovery for children and adults. George Washington Carver was a brilliant person who cared deeply about the arts as well as the sciences, and the need to nurture the talents of people then to give back to... More