Nice little museum - too bad it is tucked away on the campus with littel nearby parking. However, well worth the side trip. Lots of Carver's own equipment and displays that tell the story of his life's work. Video is dated but still pretty good. Amazing man considering his early home life and struggles common to Black men in the... More

Make sure you don't go to the Park Office (it was closed on Sunday) or The Oaks (open for tours only). The museum was great and worth getting lost twice to find it. Very inspiring!

He was such an inquisitive intelligent man who reminds me of Thomas Jefferson in having so many interests. He gave many products and inventions to the state of Alabama.

This self guided museum was more than we expected. Our homeschool family visited The Tuskegee Institute as an extension of our study of Historical Black College and Universities. We learned a great deal about not only George Washington Carver but agricultural science and the history of and growth of the University as well. We were impressed by the wealth of... More

Very interesting to see if you like history. Many relics and artifacts. Curators were very knowledgeable.

This was a wonderful learning experience. So much history of America that you continue to gain knowledge.

I learned so much about this Renaissance man whose scientific curiosity & discoveries doesn't get enough credit. If only he had gotten patents on a few of them.... Museum, run by the National Park Service, has good displays.