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Milestone Memories Exhibit
This exhibit of artifacts, images and literature will fascinate anyone who sees it. It tells the story of early African American schools and the role of education in early america throughout time until the 60's and the integration of schools.

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The Robinson-Trueblood Pool
In late 2006, the City of Tallahassee commissioned the John G. Riley Center/Museum to document the history of the Robinson-Trueblood Pool.  This exhibit showcases research data, photographs and other memorabilia.

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PATH to FREEDOM – Florida’s Struggle for Civil Rights
The study of the Civil Rights Movement generally focuses on events that occurred between 1954 and 1968, but the struggle for social change began long before that. The quest for equality is almost as old as America itself.

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