Miss Aubrey

a 4‑room flat with family roots in the Delta soil.

4 Rooms | Beds: 1 Queen + 2 Singles + 1 Double Sofa Bed | Full Kitchen | Pet‑Friendly

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A Family Legacy

This flat was originally located on Billy Whittington's farm on Money Road in Greenwood. Billy's grandfather, William Madison Whittington, Sr., was a Mississippi congressman with the 69th Congress.

Saved from destruction and moved from the St. Joe Place on Money Road, Miss Aubrey's stands as a tribute to the Whittington family's deep roots in the Mississippi Delta and to Aubrey Whittington, whose name it carries and whose vision helped save these historic houses from ruin.

Today, this flat welcomes guests from around the world, offering a chance to experience the Delta as the Whittington family knew it.

What You'll Find Inside

  • 1 queen bed in the bedroom

  • 2 single beds in the second bedroom

  • 1 double hideaway sofa bed in the living room

  • Comfortable living area with high ceilings

  • Full kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, and refrigerator

  • Dining table

  • Bathroom with hot water

  • Air conditioning and ceiling fans

  • DirectTV

  • Free WiFi

  • Gas fireplace

  • Pet-friendly (friendly pets welcome)

  • Ample parking (up to 4 vehicles)

  • Bonfire pit access (firewood provided)

  • Nature trail access

  • Riverfront access (fishing with proper permit)

Sleeping Arrangements

  • A rustic bedroom with wooden walls and ceiling, featuring a bed with a blue and white patterned quilt, a wooden nightstand with a lamp, a window with blue curtains, and a ceiling fan.

    Bedroom 1

    1 Queen Bed

  • A rustic bedroom with two twin beds with white bedding and decorative pillows, a small circular braided rug on a wooden floor, a window with blue curtains, a ceiling fan, and a wooden wall with artwork.

    Bedroom 2

    2 Single Beds

  • A cozy living room with wood-paneled walls and a wooden ceiling. There is a blue sofa with two pillows, a small wooden coffee table, and a patterned area rug. Decor items include a table lamp, a framed mirror or picture on the wall, and a red quilt or blanket hanging on a wagon wheel. A window with light blue curtains overlooks the room, and part of the kitchen with a microwave and counter is visible through an open doorway.

    Living Room

    1 Double Hideaway Sofa Bed

Things to Do

  • Nighttime scene of a campfire burning with burning logs and sparks flying into the dark sky.

    Bonfires

    Firewood provided. Gather under the stars with friends and family.

  • An elderly man with glasses resting on his head, wearing a dark zip-up jacket, standing indoors in a room with wooden chairs and furniture.

    Sylvester Hoover's Civil Rights Tours

    Guided tours of Greenwood's civil rights landmarks.

  • A riverside scene with a grassy area covered in small white flowers, two chairs and a table in the foreground, a muddy river to the right, and lush green trees under an overcast sky.

    Nature Trail

    A peaceful walk along the Tallahatchie River—almost to Robert Johnson's grave. Keep your eyes open, you might spot a gator!

  • Man in cycling gear riding a bicycle on rural road, farm silos and utility poles in background.

    Bikes, Blues & Bayous

    Annual cycling event on the first Saturday of August. Starts in downtown Greenwood.

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Stay at Miss Aubrey's

Experience the Mississippi Delta in authentic comfort—in a flat with a family legacy. Book your stay at Miss Aubrey's today.

  • Beds: 1 queen, 2 singles, 1 full sofa bed

  • Extra cots available for $10 per night

  • One‑night minimum (2‑night minimum during Bikes, Blues & Bayous)

  • Weekly and monthly discounts available

  • Payment processed upon check‑in

  • Self‑check‑in with key packet on the door

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Or give us a call: (662) 453-1854

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