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| outhwest of the central business district of | Lafayette, a city in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, Unite |
| m) south of the central business district of | LaFayette, a city in Walker County, Georgia, United St |
| hough Fayette County was named after General | Lafayette, a Revolutionary War hero (initially Marquis |
| e in North Carolina was named for Marquis de | Lafayette, a general who fought for the United States |
| ranch Rush River starts between Winthrop and | Lafayette, a little more than 10 miles WSW of Gaylord |
| Lafayette: Academic News | |
| state, and local news in the six parishes of | Lafayette, Acadia, Iberia, St. Landry, St. Martin, and |
| "Darkest Light" by | Lafayette Afro Rock Band |
| He attended grammar school in | LaFayette, Alabama and secondary school in Auburn, bef |
| They moved to | LaFayette, Alabama in 1843, where he established the L |
| Perry Griggs (born September 17, 1954 in | Lafayette, Alabama) is a former professional American |
| She was born in 1900 in | Lafayette, Alabama, and moved to Columbus, Georgia at |
| tending from Roanoke, Jct., near Opelika, to | Lafayette, Alabama. |
| Hoyt Leon Sherman was born in | Lafayette, Alabama. |
| mes Monroe, William Paterson, the Marquis de | Lafayette, Alexander Hamilton, Lord Stirling and Aaron |
| Doyle | Lafayette Alexander (born September 4, 1950 in Cordova |
| WXK80 (sometimes referred to as | Lafayette All Hazards) is a NOAA Weather Radio station |
| ouge, the New Orleans metropolitan area, and | Lafayette all in Louisiana. |
| ouge, the New Orleans metropolitan area, and | Lafayette all in Louisiana. |
| The Marquis de | Lafayette allegedly dined at Seth Allen Tavern in Unio |
| LaFayette Alumni News: George Barclay 1896 Invented Fo | |
| Edward Oliver Essig (1884, Arcadia - 1964, | Lafayette), American entomologist |
| The | Lafayette Amtrak station is a train station in Lafayet |
| sketball coach at University of Louisiana at | Lafayette and the former head coach at Sam Houston Sta |
| -foot-deep (99 m) valley between what is now | Lafayette and Baton Rouge. |
| uld help attract even more film companies to | Lafayette, and would help create educational opportuni |
| s an attorney and represented the Marquis de | Lafayette and his heirs over the Lafayette lands. |
| he 6th New Jersey, the 55th New York, Gardes | Lafayette and the 102nd Pennsylvania (the Old 13th Pit |
| He was then detached to join | Lafayette, and served with him at Yorktown, where he w |
| between I-10 and I-20, beginning at I-10 in | Lafayette and ending at I-20 in Shreveport. |
| linton County approximately half-way between | Lafayette and Kokomo. |
| guests visited the Wolcott House, including | Lafayette and George Washington, who stayed there in 1 |
| her with the George Washington, Ethan Allen, | Lafayette, and James Madison classes, they comprised t |
| Schuster, The Louie Show (1996) as Gretchen | Lafayette, and Manhattan, AZ (2000) as Jane Pentowski. |
| een visited by George Washington, Marquis de | Lafayette and James Monroe. |
| aux became vice-chancellor of the Diocese of | Lafayette and secretary to Bishop Jules Jeanmard in 19 |
| He practiced law for several years in | Lafayette and later (1856-1858) in Lebanon, Tennessee. |
| ouisiana (now the University of Louisiana at | Lafayette), and played four years there as a guard. |
| turned to Virginia to fight under Marquis de | Lafayette and were participants in the surrender of Co |
| ch at Iowa, Franklin & Marshall, Georgetown, | Lafayette, and Muhlenberg, compiling a record of 62-34 |
| Found at the intersection of | Lafayette and Columbus Streets, the church is opposite |
| st territory to the newly formed dioceses of | Lafayette and Gary, respectively. |
| Chin Graduated from Acalanes High School in | Lafayette, and moved to Oakland where he studied at th |
| Boudreaux was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of | Lafayette and Titular Bishop of Calynda by Pope John X |
| t Rochefort, Belgium, with his brothers, and | Lafayette, and imprisoned by the Austrians, but was so |
| 1st Siege Artillery was raised at LaGrange, | LaFayette and Memphis, Tennessee, as well as Corinth, |
| 7 percent of the vote in all parishes except | Lafayette and East Baton Rouge parishes. |
| Located at the intersection of | Lafayette and Spring Streets in Manhattan, it is serve |
| Lafayette and the surrounding area is a mix of America | |
| He was a major on the staff of General | Lafayette and distinguished himself at Germantown and |
| George Washington sent first the Marquis de | Lafayette and then Anthony Wayne with Continental Army |
| rsity of Calgary, University of Louisiana at | Lafayette, and Western State College of Colorado all o |
| 968, he founded Acadiana Profile magazine in | Lafayette and from 1950-1965 edited and published the |
| He was a friend of Huet, Segrais, Mme de | Lafayette and Ninon de Lenclos. |
| ck tunnel and probably stop at Foley Square ( | Lafayette and Centre Streets, on the north side of Fed |
| she shifted to the Ammunition Depot at Fort | Lafayette, and there took on board four Mark I depth c |
| ated within the district is the city of West | Lafayette and many suburban towns. |
| I-65 crosses the Wabash River in | Lafayette and passes next to Prophetstown State Park. |
| erwise known as famous illusionist The Great | Lafayette and was the highest paid magician of his tim |
| ouses or potential stores for the Marquis de | Lafayette and his army to use in pursuit of Cornwallis |
| orms Vermilion Parish's northern border with | Lafayette and Acadia Parishes. |
| ately 10:20pm an EF3 tornado touched down in | Lafayette and stayed on the ground with a width of app |
| ort oilman, and Hall M. Lyons (1923-1998) of | Lafayette and later Grand Isle, a former Republican ca |
| wis, a law firm with offices in New Orleans, | Lafayette, and Houston. |
| ouisiana (now the University of Louisiana at | Lafayette) and Canisius College. |
| Current locations include Palo Alto, | Lafayette, and San Francisco. |
| chexnayder was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of | Lafayette and Titular Bishop of Tuscamia by Pope Pius |
| e, he worked for member of the assembly Ivan | Lafayette, and state senators Martin Connor, David Pat |
| Four are within the city of | Lafayette, and six branches are in the rest of the par |
| nties along the towns of Summerville, Trion, | Lafayette and Ringold. |
| ches through the counties of Levy, Columbia, | Lafayette and Taylor, and with a branch or branches th |
| He died in | Lafayette and is interred in the Protestant Cemetery i |
| the George Washington, the Ethan Allen, the | Lafayette, and the Benjamin Franklin classes, they com |
| ry and served at Crawfordsville, Perryville, | Lafayette, and finally at Fort Wayne, where he suffere |
| Later as US 90 between | Lafayette and Morgan City was upgraded onto an express |
| tation in Attica Indiana moving it to nearby | Lafayette and in 1998 purchased WNDU-AM/WNDU-FM from N |
| is credited with befriending the Marquis de | Lafayette and recruiting the teenage aristocrat to the |
| ntly owned by the University of Louisiana at | Lafayette and features programing from American Public |
| Duty at Lagrange, | Lafayette, and Colliersville, Tenn., until June 1863. |
| school in the San Francisco Bay Area city of | Lafayette and quickly formed a band; Hayes having rece |
| 26th District, encompassing all or parts of | Lafayette and Saline counties. |
| rtin Van Buren, Millard Fillmore, Marquis de | Lafayette, and Robert E. Lee. |
| he south side of East Houston Street between | Lafayette and Crosby Streets while another set leads t |
| ith domestic offices in Denver, New Orleans, | Lafayette, and international offices in London, Beijin |
| tually be part of the I-49 extension between | Lafayette and New Orleans once the highway is brought |
| eys with offices in Ville Platte, Opelousas, | Lafayette, and Houston, Texas. |
| 0,000 francs, at the time of building of Rue | Lafayette and opened in 1863. |
| ancisco Bay Area -- San Francisco, Berkeley, | Lafayette, and Palo Alto -- and is regularly heard on |
| ts in several locations including Asheville, | Lafayette, Anderson and Cincinnati. |
| ty's Uptown wards, formerly the old Faubourg | Lafayette annexed by New Orleans in 1850s. |
| Clark was a local | Lafayette area musician and made three recordings of C |
| The newspaper, which serves the Greater | Lafayette area, has its newsroom and offices located o |
| ealign some of their stations in the Greater | Lafayette area. |
| oint, Louisiana, USA, the station serves the | Lafayette area. |
| ille, Louisiana, USA, the station serves the | Lafayette area. |
| HOT 107.9") is a Rhythmic Top 40 serving the | Lafayette area. |
| n Port Arthur...as well into portions of the | Lafayette area..where KNIR 1360 AM in New Iberia compe |
| deaths of seven women in the Baton Rouge and | Lafayette areas in Louisiana, and in 2004 was convicte |
| .C. Roper, Citizen Soldiers: New Hampshire's | Lafayette Artillery Company, 1804-2004 (Portsmouth NH: |
| rved in the Civil War as a lieutenant in the | Lafayette Artillery. |
| Hampstead Partners is restoring the | Lafayette as a boutique hotel. |
| tillions and March was performed for General | LaFayette, as America celebrated LaFayette's visit in |
| d on November 28, 1864, and confined in Fort | Lafayette as a suspected spy. |
| ame a colonel and served with the Marquis de | Lafayette at the Battle of White Plains, New York and |
| The Durfees would host | Lafayette at their home in the summer of 1778, as well |
| icello, New York, Sullivan County, New York, | Lafayette attended schools in Brooklyn. |
| George Washington and the Marquis de | Lafayette attended the funeral. |
| n Street for a never-built branch to run via | Lafayette Ave and Broadway. |
| Line of the New York City Subway, located on | Lafayette Avenue between South Portland Avenue and Ful |
| om First Presbyterian in 1904, to pastor the | Lafayette Avenue Church of Brooklyn, in Brooklyn, New |
| anine because room was needed for a proposed | Lafayette Avenue line. |
| Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church is a historic Pre | |
| arate unstaffed full-time entrances/exits at | Lafayette Avenue and South Portland Avenue. |
| the Brooklyn side of the Brooklyn Bridge) to | Lafayette Avenue and Grand Avenue to Atlantic Avenue. |
| Cuyler Gore Park, near | Lafayette Avenue |
| Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church was listed on the | |
| William Burnett Wright, D.D., pastor at the | Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. |
| rack was to have been a line continuing down | Lafayette Avenue, and Stanhope Street to a junction wi |
| on and the building of the Masonic Temple on | Lafayette avenue, having exclusive charge of the legis |
| he station's name, there are no entrances on | Lafayette Avenue; the nearest entrance is a full block |
| ed duty in Washington, D.C., joining General | Lafayette Baker's intelligence service as a detective. |
| ster such as Johnson to perform at the grand | LaFayette Ball. |
| ked on the vaudeville circuit with the Great | Lafayette Band, then appeared on Buffalo Bill's Wild W |
| Lafayette Basin once functioned as a temporary lake, m | |
| The Lake | Lafayette basin is the most intensively developed of t |
| ball uniform at the football games, and a UL | Lafayette basketball jersey for the basketball games. |
| The | Lafayette Bayou Bulls are a semi-pro American football |
| George | Lafayette Beal (May 21, 1825 - December 11, 1896) was |
| Colonel George | Lafayette Beal (b. |
| s A and D, where they were command by George | Lafayette Beal, former colonel of the 10th Maine. |
| service under the command of Colonel George | Lafayette Beal. |
| Upon playing with the Celtics, | Lafayette became the 23rd former Houston Cougar to pla |
| ved at the base of operations for Marquis de | Lafayette before and during the battle. |
| iate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, Hugo | Lafayette Black and Josephine Foster. |
| Hugo | Lafayette Black, II (born April 29, 1922 in Birmingham |
| The | Lafayette blast furnace, established in Hydeville in 1 |
| The | Lafayette, Bloomington and Mississippi Railroadfor whi |
| Lafayette Blue Springs State Park is a Florida State P | |
| by The White Stripes (Let's Shake Hands and | Lafayette Blues), the debut release from the Soledad B |
| Prior to his death, he received the | Lafayette Board of Realtors "Good News Award". |
| ome Uptown New Orleans was then the towns of | Lafayette, Bologny, Jefferson, and Carrollton. |
| dericksburg Amtrak station is located at 200 | Lafayette Boulevard (US BUS 1) in Fredericksburg, Virg |
| istoric high-rise hotel, located at 525 West | Lafayette Boulevard (at First Street) in downtown Detr |
| rom the city along U.S. Route 1 Business (or | Lafayette Boulevard). |
| t the corner of Rivard, immediately south of | Lafayette Boulevard. |
| The | Lafayette Bridge is a bridge carrying U.S. Route 52 ac |
| The | Lafayette Bridge is one of the longest Mississippi Riv |
| The existing | Lafayette Bridge was constructed during the 1960s and |
| eet Bridge, and east of the city center, the | Lafayette Bridge. |
| Philadelphia was located in Suite 216 in the | Lafayette Building at 437 Chestnut Street; it closed o |
| In the late 1990s, the | Lafayette's future as a single-screen neighborhood mov |
| John Mark Verdier House, also known as | Lafayette Building, is a building in Beaufort, South C |
| who would become one of the most successful | Lafayette businessmen of his time. |
| as been formally purposed to the assembly by | Lafayette, but saying he has written the draft is far |
| first Bishop of the newly-erected Diocese of | Lafayette by Pope Pius XII. |
| Lafayette C Baker | |
| es Certification Program at HCH Institute in | Lafayette, CA which was approved by the State of Calif |
| h signal to warrant must-carry status on the | Lafayette cable system, KDCG ended the LMA in 2004. |
| KDCG served as | Lafayette's Pax affiliate from the network's start in |
| r concerts (Houma, Oak Alley Plantation, and | Lafayette Cajundome), as well as academic conferences |
| St. Perpetua School is a Catholic school in | Lafayette, California with about 270 students in Kinde |
| a drug overdose at his home on "My Road" in | Lafayette, California, on July 26, 1990, shortly after |
| n Quentin Prison and at the Rancho Grande in | Lafayette, California-a sizable roadhouse with a dance |
| Daily and graduate of Acalanes High School, | Lafayette, California. |
| the high school (9-12) campus is located in | Lafayette, California. |
| h school football at Acalanes High School in | Lafayette, California. |
| He is now residing in | Lafayette, California. |
| rces corporation based in Miami, Florida and | Lafayette, California. |
| Fort | Lafayette came to be known as the "American Bastille". |
| Lafayette Campbell | |
| t was named after grist mill owner Alexander | Lafayette Campbell (1836-1920) who built and maintaine |
| the heart of the University of Louisiana at | Lafayette campus that started as a buffalo wallow. |
| George | Lafayette Carter (1857-1936) was an American entrepren |
| Within the Roman Catholic Diocese of | Lafayette, Catholic High School came to be seen as som |
| Freight service from Oakland to | Lafayette ceased on March 1, 1957. |
| Now known as | Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, the land is bounded by Washi |
| Landmarks include | Lafayette Cemetery, Commander's Palace, and Thomy Lafo |
| The | LaFayette Center was an urban shopping mall and develo |
| Lafayette Central Catholic Jr/Sr High School (often re | |
| ition from his television advertising on the | Lafayette channels. |
| uare and several streets, with such names as | Lafayette, Cherry, Wabash and Washington. |
| Lafayette chose land near his friend Richard Keith Cal | |
| Lafayette Christian School | |
| ded rowdyism of the mid-1820s" took place at | Lafayette Circus. |
| ine was an evolutionary development from the | Lafayette class of fleet ballistic missile submarine. |
| bum recorded by Toyah on 17 June 1980 at the | Lafayette Club in Wolverhampton. |
| atch the on-ice success or popularity of the | Lafayette club. |
| has taught at the University of Louisiana at | Lafayette, Colby College and Willamette University. |
| inister who served as the first president of | Lafayette College and later as president of Miami Univ |
| bachelor's degree in English literature from | Lafayette College in 1967, a masters degree from New Y |
| ontclair Kimberley Academy), then went on to | Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. |
| st half of the November 4, 1922 game against | Lafayette College at the Polo Grounds with his arm tap |
| He graduated from | Lafayette College in 1891 and on October 10, 1894 he m |
| or at Williams College in 1835, professor at | Lafayette College in 1853, president of Jefferson Coll |
| e (1896-1897), Georgetown University (1900), | Lafayette College (1903-1907), and Muhlenberg College |
| eystone State Normal School in 1870 and from | Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, in 1874 and |
| He was chair of the History Department at | Lafayette College from 1931 to 1942 and then a faculty |
| He was graduated from | Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, in July 185 |
| championships in the 220 yard race and, as a | Lafayette College student, the IC4A championships in b |
| Porter was instrumental in the founding of | Lafayette College and was president of its board of tr |
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