The Legacy of R. L. Moore - Contact Information

Our senior consultants Bill Mahavier, and John Neuberger welcome inquiries and suggestions concerning the Legacy Project.

The Educational Advancement Foundation supports the Legacy and Discovery Learning programs and it invites comments and suggestions concerning the projects and issues raised on this site.

The home of the Educational Advancement Foundation is in the house that R.L. Moore lived in from 1920 to 1974 in the West Campus neighborhood of the University of Texas at Austin. Now a City of Austin Landmark, the building was originally located a block away on West 23rd Street and moved in 2000 to its present site, pictured here, in order to rescue it from demolition.

2303 Rio Grande Street
Austin, TX 78705
512-469-1700

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People and Contacts

Friends of the Legacy Project

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Allen, John Ed
Anderson, Stuart

Berriozábal, Manuel P.

Charatonick, Janusz Jerzy
Chavez, Oscar
Clark, Alex
Cole, Cathleen
Colvin, Mike
Cook, David E.
Cook, Howard
Coppin, Charles

Dancis, Jerry
Daniel, Dale
De Angelis, Valerio
Dean, R. G.
Devlin, Keith
Donnell, William
Dorroh, Bob

Eyles, Joe

Finegold, Joel

Garza, Javier
Gleeson, Austin
Grace, Ed
Green, John W.

Hagopian, Chuck
Hale, Margie
Hatch, J.
Heath, Jo
Heath, Robert
Hinrichsen, John
Hodel, Richard

Ingram, Tom

Jacob, Tom
Jeter, Melvyn
Johnson, Gordon

Kaufman, Gene
Kennedy, Judy
Kennedy, Steve

Lars, Seme
Lewis, Albert
Lewis, Paul
Lewis, Wayne
Littlejohn, Lance L.
Lucas, Harry

Mahavier, Jean
Mahavier, Ted
Mahavier, Wm. S.
Marsh, Marcus

The R.L. Moore Legacy Project at
The Center for American History
Comments to the Legacy Webmaster

Last revised 3/5/2008

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