October 30, 2009 The premiere of a documentary about Virginia’s Massive Resistance efforts to avoid public school desegregation was held at the Robert Russa Moton Museum on Thursday, Oct. 23.
Read More from Moton Museum Featured in New Documentary About the Fall of Massive Resistance
October 21, 2009 A documentary produced by the University of Virginia Center for Politics and WCVE PBS Richmond film will premiere at Robert Russa Moton Museum on Friday, October 23
September 23, 2009 In the summer of 1963, before Prince Edward County Public Schools re-opened, volunteers from Queens College, New York tutored area students shut out of education by the
Read More from Governor William Forrest Winter to Speak at Moton Museum
September 16, 2009 FARMVILLE, Va.–The street that runs behind the Robert Russa Moton Museum—Barrow Street—will be closed soon for improvements to include a bus-pull off area, parking lot and new
September 14, 2009 In the summer of 1963, before Prince Edward County Public Schools re-opened, volunteers from Queens College, New York tutored area students shut out of education by the
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