Ball field adjacent to Robert R. Moton High School, Farmville, Va., 1991
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Ball field on S. Main Street in Farmville, Va., adjacent to Robert R. Moton High School, which was known as Mary E. Branch Elementary School #2 for African Americans in 1963. This is one of the two sites where the Richmond Volunteers to Prince Edward County conducted recreational and educational activities for school-less African Americans teenage boys in 1961-1962. In the background is the previous African American high school, and the cemetery where L. Francis Griffin, Jr. is buried. Longwood College had taken possession of the field by 1998.37.2924846-78.3961863http://maps.google.com/maps?q=37.2924846,%20-78.3961863Call number: LA380.P74
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Digital Library of GeorgiaKeywords
- Baseball Fields
- Farmville
- Farmville (Va.)
- History
- Mary E. Branch Elementary School No. 2 (Farmville, Va.)
- Pictorial Works
- Prince Edward County
- R. R. Moton High School (Farmville, Va.)
- Race Relations
- Richmond Committee Of Volunteers To Prince Edward County
- Virginia
- Volunteer Workers In Education
- Volunteer Workers In Recreation