History of George Washington Carver Park
The first state park for African Americans was created in Georgia 75 years ago. It was called George Washington Carver Park and it's located in Bartow County. This Black History Month, FOX 5 Atlanta reporter Denise Dillon shares how that park changed lives.
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History of George Washington Carver Park
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