Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument
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Captain Charles Young and members of the Ninth Cavalry spent the summer of 1903 in Sequoia and General Grant national parks. Captain Young was the first African American superintendent of a national park. Young and the Ninth Cavalry accomplished more that summer than the army units that served…
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An NPS “getaway” piece on the Wilberforce, Ohio site built around Youngsholm, the home of Buffalo Soldier Charles Young, with a nearby museum for visitors while the park’s home is renovated.
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During the Klondike Gold Rush, Black soldiers of Company L, 24th Infantry, kept order in Skagway for three years — fighting fire and flood and playing baseball, while facing the town's racism.
