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
August 15, 2001 Courtesy of Farmville Herald – August 15, 2001 On July 20-22, a number of former VISTA volunteers returned to this area to observe the 30th anniversary of
April 25, 2001 FARMVILLE, Va.-The first permanent exhibit of the Robert R. Moton Museum here, to be unveiled on April 23, summarizes half a century of efforts by African-American citizens
April 25, 2001 Courtesy of Farmville Herald – April 25, 2001 FARMVILLE – There were no clouds Monday. There has been no rain for days. Not a hint of thunder.
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