DO NOT USE Archival still of African-American students in classroom at Tuskegee Institute. Archival stills of young black male Tuskegee agriculture students learning in field.
CU cotton hanging from branch in field. Panning TLS cotton field. Panning TLS abandoned farmhouse ensconced by overgrowth.
DO NOT USE CU Tuskegee bulletin titled, "Some Possibilities of the Cow Pea in Macon County, Alabama." Still photo.
MS/LS boll weevil (bollweevil) atop statue in Enterprise, Alabama. MS/CUs cotton plants, some affected by boll weevils. MS/CUs peanut plants growing in field. TLS scenic water spot in woods. Panning TLS silhouetted trees in woods. MS water bugs on surface of still water. More shots of peanuts growing. MS antique laboratory. Tilting MS statue of woman holding aloft giant boll weevil.
DO NOT USE CU title page of book: "The Peanut by George W. Carver & Austin W. Curtis, Jr." Archival still of George Washington Carver with comrades. CUs titles pages of Tuskegee bulletins penned by Carver. Archival stills of African-American farmers & Tuskegee agricultural students working & learning in fields. Archival still of black woman standing in front of old truck with inscription, "The Booker T. Washington Agricultural School on Wheels." Archival still of George Washington Carver holding chunk of soil. Archival still of black farmers tilling field.
TLS/MSs farm fields, vegetable crops growing. MSs chickens in chicken coop. CUs dandelions. MSs okra growing. CU thistle. MS/TLSs old shanty farmhouse, smoke sifting from brick chimney. Panning MS colorful flowers growing atop leafy bush.
DO NOT USE Archival still of Booker T. Washington. Archival still of Tuskegee Institute staff & administration. Archival still of humble buildings during early days of Tuskegee. Archival still of Booker T. Washington with philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Archival stills of African-American Tuskegee students exercising, working in field, working in laboratory, bricklaying, constructing house, crafting shoes, sewing. Archival stills of Tuskegee Institute.
The life and times of George Washington Carver. Lots of general scenic material. Includes excellent color motion footage of an elderly though certainly lively G.W. Carver working & recreating at Tuskegee in the early 1940s.
MS/CUs bronze statue of Booker T Washington CUs bronze statue of George Washington Carver MS Milbank Agricultural Hall at Tusekegee
DO NOT USE Archival stills of G.W. Carver working in laboratory, receiving awards.
MS small grape vineyard; CU purple grapes growing on vine. MS black man wearing all-denim uprooting unidentified vegetable in field. LS cattle grazing on opposite bank of still river. MS herd of floppy-eared goats. MS hogs (pigs) in pen. MS young dairy cow chewing cud in pen.
DO NOT USE Achival stills of George Washington Carver working in laboratory, peering into microscope.
Excellent archival color shots, circa early 1940s: bales of cotton on loading dock; elderly George Washington Carver working in lab; young African-American men loading vegetables onto wagon, sifting & crushing red soil by hand; George W. Carver posing beside paintings creating with Alabama native pigments.
DO NOT USE Archival stills of G.W. Carver receiving awards, meeting with Henry Ford, chatting with Franklin D. Roosevelt, reading book on porch, working in laboratory.
Great archival color MSs George Washington Carver perusing books in office at Tuskegee.
DO NOT USE More archival stills of Mr. Carver.
Excellent COLOR MSs elderly George Washington Carver entering office, donning glasses, talking with unidentified black man, crocheting (knitting), then exiting building through sliding door; TLS/MSs Mr. Carver walking about Tuskegee, talking with black students & children; MSs Mr. Carver working in laboratory at Tuskegee; MS Mr. Carver picking flowers.
DO NOT USE Archival stills Carver, Tuskegee Institute athletes, then stills of Carver's Bible class posing, perusing dinosaur bones.
The life and times of George Washington Carver. Lots of general scenic material. Includes excellent color motion footage of an elderly though certainly lively G.W. Carver working & recreating at Tuskegee in the early 1940s.
TLS Carnegie Library at Tuskegee.
COLOR archival MS George Washington Carver working in laboratory
DO NOT USE Color illustrations of George Washington Carver
CUs flower seed being held by pinchers by flower horn; MSs George W. Carver & unidentified white man looking at flowers in field.
DO NOT USE Color illustrations of George Washington Carver. CU final Tuskegee bulletin written by Carver: "Nature's Garden for Victory & Peace."