A museum quality replica
A popular destination for tourists
The only Village of its kind in America
A tribute to Igbos who helped develop America
The venue for the World Igbo Festival of Arts and Culture.
Photos of Igbo Village located inside Frontier Culture Museum in Staunton, Virginia
Igboland was the principal source of the labour force in the tobacco plantation in Virginia in 1740s. At a point, they outnumbered and eventually replaced their Irish indentured counterparts.
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Hundreds of people worked together to plan and build Igbo Village. These videos document the efforts of some contributors to the Igbo Village Construction Project.
The dedication of Igbo Village took place September 10, 2010 following several years of research, planning, gathering of building materials and
Within walking distance (or a free shuttle ride) of Igbo Village is a rich collection of Irish, German, Native American and other building styles, building materials, artifacts and
The picnic grounds and recreational facilities shown in these photos are located inside Frontier Culture Museum and within walking distance of Igbo Village