Mr. Flewellen’s second home for his African-Americam Museum which was the Princetone Exchange Building, a struture that the early phome companies used initially. The mural, depicting Black heroes, common for a long time, was an unsusual bent back in the day, not to mention Icabod Flewellen’s peerless dedication and complete commitment to this history, proven further by the fact he was a “sanitary enginee” at a nearby university,