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 and Arts Depot, William King Regional Arts Center, 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.

In the heart of Historic Abingdon, this beautifully restored home, circa 1873, is just two blocks from the Barter Theatre and Virginia Creeper Trail. Three uniquely whimsical bedrooms - one with a copper soaking tub! Front porch swing. Breakfast at the antique farm table in our Virginia Pub Dining Room.

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

Abingdon's premier lodging. Featured in Southern Living. Center of Historic District, walk to Barter Theatre, shops and restaurants. Seven spacious guestrooms, in-room baths, whirlpools, robes, Godiva chocolates, sodas, snacks & TV. Relax in large parlors or front porch with swing and rockers. Gourmet breakfast, early coffee. Barter Theatre packages, Creeper Trail packages. HS Wireless. Corporate rates.

The William King Museum is the site of the former Abingdon Male Academy and the William King School, which served the town for many years. Both an architectural and historical landmark, the museum hosts cultural arts exhibits and special displays year round.  Art classes for both adults and children are offered as well as special programming.