Charles Young National Monument is a Two-story brick home adjacent to Wilberforce University which has a large front porch

Charles Young National Monument Art Prints

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Charles Young was an escaped slave who later became a Buffalo Soldier and then a high-ranking black Army office before WWI. During in his career, he taught military science at Wilberforce University where he purchased this home in 1907. Later in life, he served as a U.S. National Park Service superintendent which led to President Obama designating his former home the Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument in 1913.

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