A beautiful restored railroad house in downtown Abingdon. Sit on the porches and watch the trains or cross the pedestrian bridge to Barter Theatre, restaurants, antique shops, Train Station and Arts Depot, William King Museum, Virginia Creeper Trail and much more. This house is one of a kind. See website for more information.

Circa 1840 - Across the street from Barter Theatre. Featured on the Historical Walking Tour of Abingdon. Only B&B on Main Street. Southern elegance in guest rooms and suites. Gourmet breakfast. Private baths. Fiber optic connections in all rooms. One block to the Virginia Creeper Trail. Stroll our garden where Eleanor Roosevelt and her father, Elliott, spent many happy moments while he was a guest here.

People come from around the world to Camella's to relax and enjoy an elegant Afternoon Tea served on a three-tiered china tray with a delicious selection of homemade warm scones served with Devonshire cream, lemon curd & jam, an assortment of finger foods, canapes and a seasonal soup de jour or salad, finished with a luscious dessert. Accompanied by your choice of two of the many fine loose-leaf teas we have to offer. To make a toast, enjoy a lovely pear sparkler served in a champaign glass. For lighter fare ...enjoy a Cream Tea or Sandwich Tea. Camella's also serves groups and private parties such as Bridal Teas, Baby Shower Teas, Birthday Teas, and Special Occasion Teas. Newest addition Camella's Dressing Room featuring the most exquisite dresses in the world.

History comes alive in an 1860 house museum. This faithful restoration depicts the life of a prosperous family just prior to the Civil War.

Greenway Haven serves as caterer to private functions both on and off site. Weddings and parties are often held in the large gazebo. Civic club meetings, tour groups, dinner parties, luncheons, weddings, receptions, and conventions are served delicious foods prepared by Mary Ann and Robert Janson. Picnics are catered in a pavilion or throughout the beautifully landscaped estate.

Wedding, Banquet / Dinner, Private Party, Corporate Event, PR / Marketing Event, Meeting, Conference, Convention, Lecture /Speaker, Stage Performance

The house was named "Retirement" by Captain Craig because he was "withdrawing from active life" when he moved to the area in 1808.