Callaway Plantation

Callaway Plantation is a 56-acre historic restoration project located in Washington, GA, offering visitors a chance to explore 200 years of Wilkes County history through its seven unique historical structures. This plantation, which began with a log cabin built in 1785 and expanded to a 3,000-acre working plantation by 1869, showcases the legacy of the Callaway family and the agricultural heritage of the South.

The site features a variety of preserved buildings, including the impressive Brick House, built in 1869, and the original Log Cabin from the late 18th century. Each structure is adorned with period antiques, helping to illustrate the daily life and architectural styles of the time, providing an immersive experience into the past.

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