January 2002 On December 15 the board of directors of the Robert R. Moton Museum released its annual report, citing a year’s worth of achievements which President Samuel V. Wilson
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November 9, 2001 Courtesy of Farmville Herald – November 9, 2001 On October 27 and 28, more than 50 members of the Robert R. Moton High School class of 1953
October 10, 2001 Courtesy of Farmville Herald – October 10, 2001 Republican candidate for lieutenant governor Jay Katzen, was in Farmville recently and toured the R.R. Moton Museum with museum
September 12, 2001 Story by Ken Woodley, courtesy of the Farmville Herald FARMVILLE-The Robert Russa Moton Museum has won a $200,000 matching grant from the federal Save America’s Treasures program.
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August 17, 2001 Courtesy of Farmville Herald – August 17, 2001 United States Senator George Allen, Representative Virgil Goode, and Virginia State Senator Frank Ruff, toured the R.R. Moton Museum
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