Yes, Benjamin Banneker designed Washington DC but was the backup for it the fired the first guy because of his temper.
Benjamin Banneker
Benjamin Banneker was asked by Thomas Jefferson to assist in the surveying and design of the nation's capital, Washington D.C. Jefferson sought Banneker's expertise in astronomy and mathematics for this significant project.
because he was able to recreate the plans that Pierre L'Enfant took with him
Benjamin Banneker was asked to help design the new capital due to his expertise in mathematics, astronomy, and surveying. His skills were recognized by prominent figures like Thomas Jefferson, who valued Banneker's knowledge and contributions to the planning of Washington, D.C. Additionally, Banneker's involvement was significant as he was one of the few African Americans of his time with such scientific acumen, highlighting both his talents and the potential for inclusivity in the nation's founding.
No, that is a myth.
washington d.c.
Benjamin Banneker Discovered the Nation's Capital.
Benjamin was assigned as one of the surveyors in the design of Washington DC. Assigned by none other than Secretary of State Jefferson himself (and George Ellicot), Banneker played a significant role in the layout of Washington D.C.
Benjamin Banneker a free African American man who published the Farmers Almanac from 1792 to 1802. Benjamin Banneker was hired by Thomas Jefferson to recreate the original design.
Benjamin Banneker invented wooden watches
No, Benjamin Banneker was a man.
Benjamin Banneker