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Early publicity photo of the Jackson 5, auctioned by Guernsey's on May 30, 2007. Image courtesy LiveAuctioneers.com Archive and Guernsey's.

Jackson 5 exhibit opens at Detroit museum

Catherine Saunders-Watson
Catherine Saunders-Watson

Early publicity photo of the Jackson 5, auctioned by Guernsey's on May 30, 2007. Image courtesy LiveAuctioneers.com Archive and Guernsey's.
Early publicity photo of the Jackson 5, auctioned by Guernsey’s on May 30, 2007. Image courtesy LiveAuctioneers.com Archive and Guernsey’s.
DETROIT (AP) – A Jackson 5 exhibit is opening at the Motown Historical Museum in Detroit, marking the one-year anniversary this week of Michael Jackson’s death.

Starting Tuesday, the public will be able to view photographs, awards and uniforms the group wore throughout its career.

Museum chief curator Lina Stephens says the exhibit celebrates the life of Jackson and acknowledges the Jackson 5’s “contribution to the Motown story.” Jackson died June 25, 2009.

Stephens says the exhibit will be open through October. Museum summer hours are Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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