We were in town on a Sunday so unfortunately the plantation was not open. However, we were able to walk around the grounds, take pictures, and peek in the windows. While we were exploring, a Callaway family member happened to drive by. She pulled in and spoke with us for a bit. It was very nice. More

Olivia is very friendly and most knowledgeable having lived in the area all her life. We have been to Callaway twice and discover new things each time. More

Great tour of a historic Plantation Home. After the tour you could visit homes, a school house, and other buildings on the grounds. The "Mule Days" festival is held on Oct 8th 2011 which looks very interesting. There are several small museums in downtown Washington, that are worth visiting. More

Upon arrival to the Old Country store on the Plantation the docent was very hospitable and friendly, just your typical southern lady. She knew her history and the small things about the plantation that make the big things interesting. The tour of the brick house (mansion) took a little over an hour. I was there with my sister and there... More

Had a great time. We spent several hours on the tour even my two teenage boys enjoyed the trip.Our tour guide Buddy was the best!! Very inexpensive i think like $4 per person~ More