Cainan Townsend has been connected to the Robert Russa Moton Museum his entire life. Now he will shape its future. Townsend (’15, M.S. ’20) has been named the next executive director of
Read More from Educator Cainan Townsend tapped to lead R.R. Moton Museum
Due to building maintenance the Moton Museum will be closed to the public Tuesday August 1st and Wednesday August 2nd. -Moton Staff
Meet our 2023 – 2024 Moss Scholars Kadyn Bunting and Megan Bowles! Learn more about them below: Kadyn: I attend Longwood University! I have a major in History with a
The Robert Russa Moton Museum in Farmville announced multiple projects to be funded by the more than $27,000 raised during Moton Live 2023, including the creation of new, free educational
Read More from Moton Announces Projects to be Funded by $27,000 Moton Live Fundraiser
The Moton Museum will be closed on July 4th. We will reopen on July 5th at 12:00pm. We hope everyone has a good and safe holiday!
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