The Moton Museum is working to professionalize and expand its collections. We are organizing items to process, and eventually we plan to launch an online database for museum artifacts, photographs and documents. We look forward to collaborating with researchers, Moton donors and Prince Edward County community members.
Moton Museum Collections
1954 Moton Composite Photo Fund
Preservation takes both time and money. As Moton Museum begins professionally cataloging its collections, our first project will be to conserve the 1954 R.R. Moton High School Graduating Class Composite.
Moton Legacy Project
First-person lived experience is a crucial resource for preserving and sharing the Moton Story. If you or a family member has a story about your time at Moton High School
Donate to Moton: Physical or Digital Donations
Moton collects items that will help us tell the Moton School Story, including artifacts like the 1954 Composite Photo, the Martha Forrester Council Collection, and personal items including event programs, tickets, yearbooks and more.Ways to Give to Moton
Any gift has the ability to make an impact that far exceeds its size. Together we can work to share the Moton Story and ensure that countless individuals know how Prince Edward County became the birthplace of the student-led civil rights movement.
2022 gifts helped us engage with more than 20,000 individuals via our onsite and offsite programming.
Help us continue this important work with your gift. All donations are tax deductible.
Check out the various ways that your gift can make an impact on behalf of Moton!