Buddy Sullivan Books

Set in McIntosh County, Georgia, from 1870 to 1920, the narrative explores the vibrant community of Darien, a small town that thrived despite its modest population. Renowned for its significant role in the timber industry, Darien became the foremost exporter of yellow pitch pine, highlighting the economic vitality and industrious spirit of the region during this period. The book delves into the social and economic dynamics that shaped this energetic coastal community.

Explore the enchanting history of Sapelo Island, Florida, through a captivating collection of vintage images. This book reveals the island's unique charm and rich cultural heritage, showcasing its landscapes and the stories of its past. Each photograph serves as a window into the island's vibrant community and traditions, offering readers a nostalgic glimpse into a place where history and beauty intertwine.

Focusing on archaeological research, this monograph consolidates findings from the author's previous works on Sapelo Island and McIntosh County, Georgia. It includes new insights into fieldwork at Fort King George and Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge, emphasizing the pioneering contributions of Clarence Bloomfield Moore. While not definitive, it serves as an accessible overview of archaeological and historical investigations from the late 19th century to the early 21st century, particularly concerning pre-Columbian and Spanish sites in the region.