The Robert Russa Moton Museum will close for the holiday season beginning Friday, December 24, 2010, with administrative offices reopening Monday, January 3, 2011. The museum will remain closed to
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Friday, October 22 it was all about the three R’s – reintroduction, renewal, and reunion. One hundred enthusiastic participants traveled to Farmville for the 2010 Moton Museum Southside Reunion. Special
Seeming more like a large family reunion than a professional meeting, the first annual Civil Rights in Education Heritage Trail Conference at South Boston’s Prizery on October 21 was a
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Congressman Tom Perriello visited the Robert Russa Moton Museum on Tuesday, October 5th to announce a grant from the U.S. Department of Education to support the Moton Museum’s Southside Virginia
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A quiet gasp was heard as the drape was withdrawn from the portrait of Barbara Rose Johns in Richmond on Friday, September 17, 2010. Robert Russa Moton Museum Director Lacy
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