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"First security system" at The Last Bath in Ghana: The Secretive or Sensitive Plant The discovery came along a winding, muddy path at Assin Manso, a sa...

(1866-1955) was the son of sharecroppers whose parents died early and was left to other family members to raise. At 13, Matthew worked as a cabin boy and learned the finer points of seamanship. He met at 18 and joined him for over 23 years exploring Greenland and the . Henson was a great role model and one of the greatest the world has ever seen.
Henson, at first, was largely overlooked for his accomplishments by the public, but Peary thought him to be ever loyal and indispensable. Peary said before the final journey to the North Pole, “Henson must go all the way. I can’t make it there without him.” Henson is now credited for being the first to plant a flag at the North Pole, arriving with three Inuits in 1909. Not until April 6, 1954, nearly half a century after he planted an American Flag at the pole, was Matthew honored with an invitation to the White House by President Dwight David Eisenhower. Additionally, Henson had the USNS Matthew Henson named after him in 1996. In 1988, Matthew Henson was reburied at Arlington National Cemetery by presidential order. Read about more at https://www.yocumblackhistory.org/