Wild Wood Plantation

Our Business

1998 Carol Austin and her daughter Barrietta Killiebrew purchase Wild Wood Plantation with intentions to opening a Bed and Breakfast.  After restoring and renovating Wild Wood Plantation in its present condition they both agreed that the house should have a density to be open to the world and not limited it to a few individuals.

Their dream took on a different twist to becoming a National Landmark.  On April 05, 2006 Wild Wood Plantation was placed on the National Register of Historic Homes.  Carol Austin and Barrietta Killiebrew are excited about Wild Wood Plantation being a tourist attraction for all to come, witness, and enjoy the harvest of their hard work and dedication to change Wild Wood Plantation into a place where they aim to make you step back into time, and create a memory that you will not forget!

Who We Are

Wild Wood Plantation Mission Statement:

Our Mission is to create and promote Wild Wood Plantation and to attract visitors from all over the world to witness the restoration and preservation of this national landmark.

Wild Wood Plantation Vision Statement:

Wild Wood Plantation strives to become more than just another landmark, but a historical Icon to educate, and encourage others to preserve older houses and buildings.

Descendant of Slaves are now the owners of Wild Wood Plantation.