Scope and Contents Contains 6 letters from George Washington Carver, Tuskegee Institute, to Dr. Forrest L. Cosby and to George Philips. They discuss Carver's visit to Columbus and visits to him in Tuskegee, as well as the deaths of Dr. and Mrs. Cosby and Carver's reaction to them. These letters express Carver's appreciation of how he was treated by the Cosbys and the Philips, and also refer to difficulties he faced in life “. . . due to my complexion . . “ as he says in the letter dated July 11, 1933. There is...