We drove to the Mule Day Festival at Calloway Plantation on a whim and we had a great time. The home was open for tours and there were lots of craftspeople demonstrating lost arts from years gone...
Callaway Plantation
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Callaway Historic Site, located in Washington, GA, is an extensive 56-acre property that showcases over 150 years of architectural history and diverse cultural heritage in Wilkes County. Established in 1783 through land grants to the Callaway brothers for their service in the Revolutionary War, the site features several unique historical structures including cabins, homes, and a one-room schoolhouse, each offering visitors a glimpse into the region's past.
The estate was maintained within the Callaway family until the last descendant left in 1910, after which it remained dormant for several decades before being deeded to the city. Today, the site serves as a living history venue, providing educational opportunities and community events that highlight its rich legacy and the historical significance of the area.
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While driving Hwy 78 from Athens, GA to Augusta, Ga I was looking for a tourist stop. My GPS found me the Callaway Plantation. Has 56 Acres of History. Modest cost of $4.00 with a docent to...
This is probably not that interesting a place to stop by if you're stationed in Atlanta but if you are in central Georgia and are bored, which can often happen, this is worth a shot. It's in the...
I was at Callaway Plantation on March 21st, 2009. It was a wonderful experience. I loved that it was set up with other buildings, like it used to be. I especially liked the tour guide. She was...
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