In this illuminating episode of "Untold Legacies," we delve into the life and innovations of Granville T. Woods, an extraordinary African American inventor and electrical engineer who blazed a trail in the world of technology during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Join us as we uncover the remarkable journey of a visionary mind and explore the profound impact of Woods' inventions on transportation and communication.
Discover Granville T. Woods' early life in Ohio, where his passion for electronics and mechanics was evident from a young age. We delve into his perseverance in overcoming racial barriers and securing an education, laying the foundation for his illustrious career.
Witness Woods' groundbreaking contributions to the field of electrical engineering, including his invention of the multiplex telegraph system. We explore how his innovations in railway technology transformed the safety and efficiency of train travel, earning him the nickname "The Black Edison."
