Shreveport · Fairfield Historic District

Fairfield Place Bed & Breakfast

Built in the early 1870s by Louisiana Supreme Court judge Thomas Thompson Land, whose family kept it over 91 years; no children under 14.

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Built: 1870Built in the early 1870s ('circa 1870') by Louisiana Supreme Court judge Thomas Thompson Land (per the inn).
Type: B&B
Area: Fairfield Historic District
Credentials: Inside a National Register historic district

The story

Louisiana Supreme Court judge Thomas Thompson Land built the house in the early 1870s with his wife, Mary Eliza Dillingham, and it stayed in the Land family for more than 91 years. The inn says it may be one of the oldest surviving homes on Fairfield Avenue. It is run with nearby Fairfield Manor by chef John Cariere’s catering business.

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Address: 2221 Fairfield Avenue, Shreveport, LA 71104

Sources (3)

https://stayfairfield.com/about/
https://npgallery.nps.gov/AssetDetail/NRIS/87000190
https://stayfairfield.com/

Last verified October 2026. Details change; confirm with the inn before you book.