![The tidal creek believed to be the site of the 1803 rebellion by enslaved people on St. Simons Island many call "Igbo Landing."](/sites/default/files/styles/two_one_1000x500/public/2022-05/igbo_landing_cropped.jpeg?h=7baa948d&itok=6GxDSC0T)
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The tidal creek believed to be the site of the 1803 rebellion by enslaved people on St. Simons Island many call "Igbo Landing."
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![Igbo Landing Painting](/sites/default/files/styles/two_one_1000x500/public/2022-05/Screen%20Shot%202022-05-18%20at%2011.55.15%20AM.png?h=b95c3d92&itok=Og8sPaW3)
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“Igbo Landing” a painting by artist Diana “Dee” Larue Williams.
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![Amy Mitchell Roberts and Griffin Lotson](/sites/default/files/styles/two_one_1000x500/public/2022-05/amy_mitchell_roberts_and_griffin_lotson.jpg?h=71976bb4&itok=j5uZC0wX)
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Cousins Amy Mitchell Roberts and Griffin Lotson reflect on the different retelling they heard of Igbo Landing.
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![Coastal Georgia Historical Society](/sites/default/files/styles/two_one_1000x500/public/2022-05/coastal_georgia_historical_society.jpg?h=71976bb4&itok=clEfVj6a)
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Outside the Georgia Coastal Historical Society on St. Simons Island.
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![End of Atlantic Drive](/sites/default/files/styles/two_one_1000x500/public/2022-05/end_of_atlantic_drive_-_2.jpg?h=e04a5644&itok=7hssKQRH)
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Dunbar Creek where the Igbo chose to drown.
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![St. Simons Lighthouse](/sites/default/files/styles/two_one_1000x500/public/2022-05/St.%20Simons%20Lighthouse.jpg?h=71976bb4&itok=pH3f_z4-)
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The lighthouse on the property of the Georgia Coastal Historical Society on St. Simons Island.
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