Sarah E. Goode - Clara Barton Museum
Sarah E. Goode - Clara Barton Museum
Introducing Sarah E Goode by Tia Sims Sarah E Goode. - ppt download
Goode Bed Unfolded - Clara Barton Museum - Clara Barton Museum
This Week in Design History: In 1885, Sarah E. Goode Is One of the First Black Women to Receive a U.S. Patent for Her Folding Cabinet Bed - Core77
Sarah Elisabeth Goode Archives - Women's Suite
Meet the Black Woman Who Invented the Cabinet Bed, the Murphy Bed's Precursor | Hunker
Black History Month Innovation: Sarah E. Goode | Multnomah County Library
Sarah E. Goode - Clara Barton Museum
Inventor Profiles: Sarah E. Goode & Garrett Morgan – Berkshire Museum
Sarah E. Goode – African American History Month 2018 #BlackHistoryMonth « Adafruit Industries – Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers!
This Week in Design History: In 1885, Sarah E. Goode Is One of the First Black Women to Receive a U.S. Patent for Her Folding Cabinet Bed - Core77
The Mighty Mitochondria - Today's Inventor: Sarah E. Goode (c.1850-1905) - In 1885 she became one of the first African-American women to receive a patent in the U.S. She invented a folding
Sarah E. Goode - Clara Barton Museum
Black Inventors Who Changed The World: Sarah E. Goode
The Law Offices of Marjory Cajoux - African American Entrepreneur and Inventor Sarah E. Goode invented a folding cabinet bed to fit in small homes. Sarah was the first African American woman
Sarah Goode - A Practical Bed For Small Spaces - DLW Storyteller
This Week in Design History: In 1885, Sarah E. Goode Is One of the First Black Women to Receive a U.S. Patent for Her Folding Cabinet Bed - Core77
USPTO on Twitter: "An example of efficient use of space, the design for Sarah E. Goode's 1885 patent for a folding cabinet bed was an early example of the flexible and modular
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated - Nu Phi Zeta Chapter - Sarah E. Goode was born into slavery in the year 1855 in Toledo, Ohio. She was freed after the Civil War
The Colorful History of William L. Murphy and The Invention of the Murphy Bed – More Space Place Myrtle Beach
Cool Thing Invented by a Women: The Cabinet Bed
Sarah Goode - The Black Inventor Online Museum
Marina Amaral on Twitter: "Born into slavery in 1850, Sarah E. Goode was one of the first African American women to be granted a patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office,
The Digital Research Library of Illinois History Journal™ : Chicagoan Sarah Elisabeth Jacobs Goode was the first Negro woman to receive a U.S. patent.
Sarah Goode - A Practical Bed For Small Spaces - DLW Storyteller
The Colorful History of William L. Murphy and The Invention of the Murphy Bed – More Space Place Myrtle Beach
