Robert Russa Moton

1867–1940 (age 73)

Educator

Biography

Robert Russa Moton (1867–1940) dedicated himself to education, guiding young minds and striving to broaden opportunities for future generations.

He rests at Hampton University Cemetery, where the legacy of his teaching and leadership continues to inspire.

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