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Health and Final Years Timeline

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This timeline outlines the health challenges George Washington Carver faced in his later years and the events leading to his death, marking the end of a remarkable life dedicated to service and innovation.
Declining Health
Late 1930s-Early 1940s
Carver's health begins to decline in his later years. He experiences various ailments and physical limitations that impact his ability to work and travel.
Death at Tuskegee Institute
January 5, 1943
George Washington Carver passes away at the age of 78 at Tuskegee Institute. He dies from complications resulting from a fall. He leaves his life savings to the Carver Museum and the George Washington Carver Foundation to continue his research and education efforts.
Burial at Tuskegee Institute
January 7, 1943
Carver is buried on the campus of Tuskegee Institute, near the grave of Booker T. Washington. His tombstone bears the inscription: 'He could have added fortune to fame, but caring for neither, he found happiness and honor in being helpful to the world.'
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