July 17, 2009 Textbooks are nice, but nothing beats a history lesson that includes original documents, eyewitness accounts and participants, a group of Virginia teachers is finding out this week.
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July 13, 2009 By Paul Fletcher It’s summertime and you’re looking to take some time off. In a year that has been challenging economically, you don’t want to take a
July 8, 2009 Put down Treyvon Ayers to be among the visitors to R.R. Moton Museum in 2011 when it opens a permanent exhibition surrounding the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court
July 1, 2009 A group of 28 teachers from 20 states and Bermuda came to Prince Edward County to visit Robert Russa Moton Museum and see the home place of
June 16, 2009 (left to right) Moton Museum Director Lacy Ward, Jr. is photographed with President and CEO of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce Hugh Keogh and Moton Museum President
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