When exploring Black history across the United States, many instinctively think of widely-recognized landmarks such as the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington, D.C., or the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis. Yet, there exist numerous lesser-known but profoundly significant sites that illuminate deeper narratives and untold stories of African American life, resilience, and achievement. These hidden landmarks offer intimate glimpses into pivotal moments, cultural impacts, and influential individuals whose legacies quietly shaped history. By uncovering these overlooked treasures, we deepen our appreciation and understanding of the diverse and complex experiences that constitute Black history in America.