1892: When a Black Man Made Laundry Safer Than Ever

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George T. Sampson was a Black American inventor who changed the way we dry our clothes — but chances are, you've never heard his name. In 1892, Sampson patented a revolutionary clothes-drying machine that made laundry safer, cleaner, and more efficient — decades before the electric dryer became common.

This video uncovers the untold story of his life, the forgotten patent that reshaped modern living, and the harsh realities Black inventors faced during the post-Reconstruction era. From Dayton, Ohio, to the heart of American innovation, Sampson’s legacy proves that Black genius built the comforts we now take for granted.

📜 Patent No. 476,416 — “Clothes-Drier” (1892)
🛷 Bonus: We also dive into his first invention — a pedal-powered sled from 1885!

👕💨 Every time you use a dryer, remember the name: George T. Sampson.
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