Garrett Morgan Saved Lives After a 1916 Explosion, But Some Refused to Call Him a Hero

Inventor Garrett Morgan used his patented “safety hood” to assist responders during a hazardous rescue after the 1916 Cleveland Waterworks Tunnel disaster.

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