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Official Site of the Vikings · Feb 7, 2018

Alan & Diane Page 'Testify' Exhibit Retells Powerful Journey for Public

MINNEAPOLIS — A powerful journey through American history — from a horrendous past marred by slavery and segregation to eventual triumphs — has been enabled through artifacts collected by Vikings Hall of Famer and Retired Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Alan Page and his wife, Diane.

Testify: Americana from Slavery to Today is currently on display inside Cargill Hall at Hennepin County Library — Minneapolis Central (300 Nicollet Mall).

The collection was arranged by Georgi Page-Smith, one of the Pages’ daughters, and is intended to bear witness to the past through a truthful retelling of a complicated story of America.

Full story at Official Site of the Vikings

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