Farmville – April 20. The Robert Russa Moton Museum is launching its new MotonMuseum.org website today offering a selection of digital resources about local civil rights history. The new site
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One of the essential purposes of cultural institutions such as the Moton Museum is to document, contextualize, and preserve various elements of human culture and memory. Our work in this
The Moton Museum continues to be closed indefinitely to the public as we do our part to support our community during this public health challenge that we face. Please continue
With growing concerns and evolving data surrounding COVID-19 (Coronavirus), I continue to engage with the staff here at Moton and leadership at Longwood University as we follow the latest from
Left to Right Front Row: Cindy Hart, Bob Hamlin, Diane Hamlin, Charlie Taylor, Etta Neal | Left to Right Back Row: Sherry Swinson, Larissa Smith, Joy Cabarrus Speakes, Cameron Patterson,
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