Supervisor Petrone, members of the Town Council and representatives from the African American Historic Designation Council and Friends of the Huntington Train Station cut the ribbon marking the opening of the exhibit.

            Huntington Station, New York – Huntington Supervisor Frank P. Petrone and members of the Town Council participated in the Jan. 30 ceremony marking the opening of the latest exhibit in the waiting room of the Huntington Long Island Rail Road Station: a look at three homes and two churches prominent in the history of African-Americans in the Town.

            The exhibit, which will be on display through April, was compiled under the auspices of the Huntington African American Historic Designation Council with the cooperation of the group Friends of the Huntington Train Station.