Lairdland Farm Bed and Breakfast

09/06/2014

Check our brand new web page. It now includes an availability calendar. www.lairdlandfarmcabins.com

Welcome to Lairdland Farm Bed & Breakfast. Your host, Jim Blackburn, invites you to enjoy a peaceful weekend in a charming and completely restored cabin. Surrounded by Lairdland Farm's 250 acres of pastoral Giles County beauty, our Bed and Breakfast cabins are the perfect setting for a weekend getaw…

03/29/2014

Opening Day of Turkey Season ...Good luck

06/04/2013

The link to the TN Home and Farm article we were featured in ..

Farm-based Bed-and-Breakfasts across the state offer rural relaxation.

12/28/2011

Check out our new web page layout and give us your thoughts.... www.bbonline.com/tn/lairdland

09/13/2011

Just a reminder that the Civil War Sesquicentennial Event is this week Sept 15,16,& 17 2011 Come see what daily life was like for the courageous people of the Civil War Era...

John Laird, an Irish imigrant, was given a 5,000 acre land grant by the state of North Carolina in appreciation for Laird’s service in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. Tennessee was still Indian Territory when Laird settled on Lynn Creek and raised his family. In 1857 John Laird’s ...

08/25/2011

Time for the National Celebration....come stay with us and get away from the crowds

Discover the world famous Tennessee Walking Horse Show in Shelbyville, Tennessee. Equine show facilities available.

08/24/2011

Celebration has started and we still have cabins avaliable

Discover the world famous Tennessee Walking Horse Show in Shelbyville, Tennessee. Equine show facilities available.

06/20/2011

A few critters you may run across here..

06/20/2011

06/20/2011

06/20/2011

WATCH HISTORY COME ALIVE....Historic Lairdland Farm House is hosting a landmark Civil War SESQUICENTENNIAL Event...the 19th Alabama Civilian Corp and the 13th U.S. Colored Troops reenactors will be setting up camp and offering many demonstrations...SEPT 15,16,& 17 2011...A GHOST WALK (Sept 17 @ 7pm) at the Historic Brick Church Cemetery will also be avaliable...

A log cabin bed and breakfast awaits you on a Tennessee Walking Horse Farm.

06/17/2011

Main House is also a Civil War Museum...it is listed with the Tennessee Department of Tourism Civil War Trails

John Laird, an Irish imigrant, was given a 5,000 acre land grant by the state of North Carolina in appreciation for Laird’s service in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. Tennessee was still Indian Territory when Laird settled on Lynn Creek and raised his family. In 1857 John Laird’s