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Lafayette Transit System (LTS) is the operator of public transportation in metropolitan Lafayette, Louisiana. Routes [ edit ] Thirteen (13) routes run daily except on Sunday, generally functioning at half hour or hour intervals.
Establishment of Lafayette. In 1823, the Louisiana legislature divided St. Martin Parish and created Lafayette Parish. [6] The parish name Lafayette was chosen because of the enthusiasm around General Lafayette 's visit to the United States. However, the city's name remained Vermilionville because the name "Lafayette" had already been given to ...
Lether Edward Frazar, 1938–1941. Lether Edward Frazar (1904–1960) became president of UL Lafayette in 1938. [1] Although Frazar served as president for only two and a half years, he supervised the construction of many of the buildings and halls that still stand on campus and form the physical personality of the university. He retired in 1941.
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The Lafayette Regional Xpressway ( LRX) is a planned controlled-access toll road in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana. The LRX has also been termed the Lafayette Loop. [1] It will provide an alternative highway for north–south traffic bypassing the City of Lafayette's urban core. [2] The expressway is being planned by the Lafayette Metropolitan ...
Major General Marquis Gilbert de Lafayette is a statue in the southeast corner of Lafayette Square, in Washington, D.C., near the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Madison Place, across the street from the White House. The statue was erected in 1891 to honor Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette, and his contributions in the American ...
The Lafayette Library and Learning Center was first proposed to the City of Lafayette at the end of 2003. The city voted to support the Library in January 2004. [4] In 2004 the membership of the Glenn Seaborg Learning Consortium was finalized and funding was pursued. In November 2004 the project was awarded $11.9M by the State of California.