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Kingsville: US-15 - SR-628
Few places in Virginia have a history as closely tied to the struggle over public-school desegregation as Kingsville. This Prince Edward County crossroads stands where US Routes 15 and 460 meet in Virginia's rolling Piedmont, a landscape of wooded tracts, farms and dispersed settlements. The county became a national symbol of Massive Resistance when it shut its public schools from 1959 to 1964 rather than integrate them; the resulting crisis is interpreted at Farmville's Robert Russa Moton Museum. Kingsville lies south of Farmville, the county seat on the Appomattox River. Its highways remain a practical framework for everyday travel in this lightly settled part of Southside Virginia.
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Kingsville has served as a rural settlement in Virginia’s Piedmont since the nineteenth century. The community lies in Southside Virginia’s rolling, wooded countryside, within the wider landscape between the Appomattox and Meherrin rivers. Local roads lead toward Farmville, home to Longwood University and the Robert Russa Moton Museum. Housed in the former Moton High School, the museum recalls the 1951 student strike that led to Davis v. County School Board of Prince Edward County, one of the cases decided with Brown v. Board of Education. Explore nearby webcams to place Kingsville within Virginia’s Piedmont and Southside region.
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