Sapelo A History

Sapelo A History by Buddy Sullivan is a detailed exploration of the historical significance of Sapelo Island, published by the McIntosh County Chamber of Commerce in 1988. This 2nd Edition, written in English and spanning 88 pages, provides a documented account of key figures and eras in the island’s ownership, including Thomas Spalding, Howard Coffin, and Richard J. Reynolds. The book also features extracts from the post-bellum journal of Archibald C. McKinley, along with insights into the island’s main house, the Sapelo Island lighthouse, and Blackbeard Island.
Readers will find a comprehensive narrative that delves into the rich history of Sapelo Island, focusing on its notable past and the influential individuals who shaped it. The book presents a thorough examination of various historical elements, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of Georgia’s coastal regions. With its well-documented approach, this edition serves as an informative guide to understanding the complexities of Sapelo Island’s heritage.
Official synopsis Publisher
“Being a full and documented account of the Thomas Spalding, Howard Coffin, and Richard J. Reynolds eras of island ownership; extracts from the post-bellum Sapelo journal of Archibald C. McKinley; the island’s main house; the Sapelo Island lighthouse; and Blackbeard Island.” — title page.
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