Some exhibit quotes at the historic Bunker Hill Monument are slated for removal after a National Park Service review, according to The Washington Post. The review was reportedly prompted by a visitor complaint and led to the removal of several quotes on immigration, slavery, and anti-war themes.

The changes come as the National Park Service continues implementing federal directives aimed at removing content deemed to portray the United States as inherently oppressive. Critics argue the move amounts to censorship and erases important historical perspectives, while federal officials say the updates are part of a broader effort to ensure exhibits align with current guidelines.

The timing is notable, as Charlestown prepares to mark the 251st anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill next weekend. The monument remains one of the neighborhood’s most iconic landmarks and a key destination for visitors interested in Revolutionary War history.

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