Lewis House

675 Jordan is where you'll find one of Highland's large Victorian homes. At the rear of the property is the original carriage house. You can find out more about the Lewis House in the new HRA tour guide.

Click on the above picture if you want to see a larger version of the house. It'll also take you to more work by Shreveport photographer Mike Rosebery. He's got a great eye for all the beauty in Shreveport.

Honaker House

Shreveport photographer Mike Rosebery has captured the grandeur of 615 Jordan. This Greek Revival home is over one hundred years old and is one of the highlights of the new HRA tour guide.

A fun family activity for fall would be a stroll around Highland to capture images of the historical structures. You'll be surprised at the dazzling pictures your kids will take. Take advantage of digital cameras and cell phone cameras for an outing that's practically free! Pick up a copy of the tour guide through the Shreveport Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau.

Fire Station No. 5

Built in 1905 this historic structure is now a private residence on Stoner Avenue. It was one of the first fire stations built outside of Shreveport's central business district.

You can read more about this building in the new HRA tour guide.

Noel Memorial United Methodist Church

Built in 1913 in the Gothic Revival style, Noel Memorial United Methodist Church stands at the corner of Herndon and Highland. You can find out more about about this structure in the new HRA tour guide.

Get your free copy of the brochure through the Shreveport Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau.

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Davidson-Bradbury House

Built in 1893, this Queen Anne house was the home of historian Max Bradbury and his wife Margaret. He was the founder of the North Louisiana Historical Association.

You can find out more about about this home on Wichita in the new HRA tour guide.

Get your free copy of the brochure through the Shreveport Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau.

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Thornhill

Thornhill was built in 1856 and is possibly the oldest house in the Highland-Fairfield area. You can find out more about about this Gothic Revival style home in the new HRA tour guide.

Get your free copy of the brochure through the Shreveport Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau.

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W.L. Trimble House

The W.L. Trimble House on Herndon is one of the homes featured in the new HRA tour guide. Queen Anne style, this house features exceptional imbricated fishscale shingle work and wrap-around porches.

Get your free copy of the brochure through the Shreveport Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau.

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