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African-American gallery opens Dedication coincides with start of Black History Month

MARIA D. MARTIRANO
Times-News Staff Writer
CUMBERLAND —
February 2, 2002

Even in rough times, blacks showed a dignity and knew they were God's children.

That's what the Rev. Alfred Deas, pastor of the Metropolitan A.M.E. Church, sees when he looks at the various photographs and biographies in the African American Gallery & Gift Shop.