http://vimeo.com/47994996 Audiences around the world may soon know the story of the 1951 Moton Student Strike. On September 1st, 2012, French filmmaker Fabrice Chiambretto premiered his documentary, Barbara Johns: The Making
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Tickets for the Fifth Annual Moton Community Banquet are now on sale! Get yours by calling 434-315-8775 ext 6, or visiting the Moton Museum Store, Monday-Saturday, noon-4pm. The deadline to purchase
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On Monday, July 30th the Moton Museum dedicated its new flag poles during a front lawn flag raising ceremony. The dedication honored the service of former Moton Museum president, Lt.
As a result of your help and encouragement the years 2010 and 2011 will long be remembered as the period in time when the Moton Museum set itself apart as
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In the current issue of Virginia Business Magazine, Robin Farmer writes about the unfolding vision of the Robert Russa Moton Museum. Farmer spoke with Director Lacy Ward, Jr. and members
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