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Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument

Leadership & African American military history
Ohio
Scenic header: The front of Youngsholm, the park's visitor center · NPS / Roger Osorio · Photo credits
TAKE TIME TO DISCOVER

Leadership & African American military history

The home of Charles Young introduces a pioneering Army officer, diplomat and national-park superintendent. His story illuminates achievement and perseverance in the face of racial barriers.

A large grey house with dark grey shutters with a green lawn out front under a blue sky
The front of Youngsholm, the park's visitor center
NPS / Roger Osorio · Photo credits
A large gray stone boulder with a bronze plaque on it indicating a national historical landmark
The large stone boulder with Historic Plaque affixed to it, sits in the front yard of Youngsholm
NPS / Roger Osorio · Photo credits
BUILD A MEMORABLE VISIT

What to explore

  • 01Youngsholm
  • 02Ranger interpretation
  • 03Wilberforce historic context

Before you go

Check current guided-tour availability and interior access. Group visits benefit from advance arrangements.

Give the place time

Choose a manageable walk, viewpoint or tour, and allow time for interpretation. Gateway areas help orient the visit; they are not exact entrance directions.

Make the details easy

Confirm the specific facilities, walking surfaces and vehicle access your group needs. Tours, transport and special access may require separate arrangements.

Official visitor information ↗Plan your visit →

Check the official source for current access, hours, fees, reservations, permits and alerts. Photos may show earlier conditions. Suggested highlights are visit ideas, not a guarantee that every area is currently open.