National Park Service workers installed a new exhibit last month, replacing panels that focused on nine people enslaved by President George Washington.
At the center of the debate are the nine enslaved men and women who were held at the first White House by George Washington.
Crews with the National Park Service began reinstalling some of the panels on Thursday, returning portions of the exhibit above the former slave quarters.
A federal judge has denied the Trump administration's request to delay a Friday deadline to restore an exhibit on the history of slavery at Independence Mall in Philadelphia.
Workers have begun restoring the displays about slavery at the President's House site in Philadelphia.
A judge has set a deadline for the Trump administration to restore displays about slavery at the President's House site in Philadelphia.
