The administration of Donald Trump has ordered the removal of an 1863 photograph showing the heavily scarred back of a formerly enslaved man from a national park. According to the Washington Post, which first reported the story, it is just one of many signs and exhibits flagged for removal or alteration by the National Park Service. Staff told the Post they expect the site to be affected by the order. Also set to be removed from public view is information at Harpers Ferry National Historic Park in West Virginia, where abolitionist John Brown led a raid with the intention of arming slaves for a revolt. More than thirty signs referencing racial discrimination and the hostile attitudes of white people to those who were formerly enslaved will come down or be partially covered.