Exhibit depicting racially segregated beaches opens Jan. 13

A new exhibit exploring the racially segregated beaches of Cape May and Atlantic City prior to the Civil Rights Movement will open Martin Luther King Jr. weekend in the Carroll Gallery of the Emlen Physick Estate, Cape May MAC (Museum+Arts+Culture) said Tuesday.

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