U.S. Park Service Removed 51 Exhibits at 37 Sites Under Trump's Order
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Updated · nwitimes.com · Jun 18
U.S. Park Service Removed 51 Exhibits at 37 Sites Under Trump's Order
3 articles · Updated · nwitimes.com · Jun 18
Summary
A court-ordered inventory showed the U.S. National Park Service removed at least 51 exhibits from 37 sites to comply with President Donald Trump's executive order.
The order targeted displays deemed to “inappropriately disparage Americans past or living,” driving the removals across the park system.
Philadelphia's President's House was among the affected sites; a slavery exhibit there, including names of enslaved people, was later reinstalled by park workers after a judge's order.
The inventory provides the clearest accounting yet of how broadly Trump's directive reshaped historical interpretation at National Park Service locations.