From fortmonroenps to frederickdouglassnps, from charlesyoungnps to tuskegeeairmennhs, gwcarvernps, and many more, America's national parks weave together a mosaic of African American history. A large patchwork of National Park Service sites were founded because of their pivotal places in history. Other sites highlight the untold stories—the no-less-important, every-day-remarkable stories of African Americans in history. Every February during #BlackHistoryMonth and throughout the year, the National Park Service and our partners share stories, rich culture, and an invitation for all Americans to reflect on Black history in parks and communities across the country. Image: Split-rail fence in the snow with leafless trees in the background with a blue sky at campnelsonnps. Established as a supply depot and hospital during the Civil War for the U.S. Army, Kentucky’s Camp Nelson became a large recruitment and training center for African American soldiers (USCTs), and a refugee camp for thei...