“The eyes of the world are on us. The intelligent support we give our cause will serve as a stimulant for the cause of free people everywhere.” Reverend L. Francis
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Moton expansion underway
Tar paper schoolhouse, mural, bus pull-off and parking lot planned for civil rights National Historic Landmark —– Farmville, VA – The construction now underway at the Moton Museum is bringing
Prince Edward to Bed-Stuy: Robert Kennedy’s Civil Rights Journey
Dr. Patricia Sullivan to deliver second annual Moss Lecture October 23rd, 7:30pm Join the Moton Museum Thursday, October 23rd, at 7:30pm in Longwood’s Wygal Hall for the second annual Dr. C.G. Gordon Moss
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Inaugural Virginia Children’s Book Festival Oct 10 & 11 in Farmville
Moton to host ‘Civil Rights in Children’s Literature’ event Friday night at 7:30 Teri Kanefield, author of ESSENCE Magazine’s favorite children’s book of 2014, ‘Girl From The Tar Paper School,’ will join
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Fourth Annual Moton Community Banquet Oct 2nd
Event to commemorate Brown and Griffin anniversaries, honor former state senator Henry L. Marsh The Moton Museum and title sponsors, Centra Southside Community Hospital, the County of Prince Edward and
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