Lafayette was Here – 199 Years Ago Today!
North Carolina History MuseumSaturday, March 2, 3:00 pm Lafayette was Here – 199 Years Ago Today!North Carolina…Read More
The more we know about Lafayette, the more we understand our present world and nation. Those who publish articles bring differing perspectives and opinions to the life and legacy of Lafayette.
North Carolina History MuseumSaturday, March 2, 3:00 pm Lafayette was Here – 199 Years Ago Today!North Carolina…Read More
Please join the American Friends of Lafayette for an extraordinary evening filled with elegance, culture, and philanthropy…Read More
Two of the newest members of the Lafayette Alliance, Denise and Ken Fine, were asked why they…Read More
by Chuck Schwam, originally featured in The Gazette of the American Friends of Lafayette No. 96 Part…Read More
The Alliance’s student art competition was a great success this year! We would like to thank the…Read More
Join us on Tuesday, September 6, 2022, at 10:00 AM on Lafayette Square in LaGrange, Georgia! The…Read More
I was at a fast food joint, Making notes with my ball point, When Jay Leno came…Read More
The Lafayette Alliance is excited to announce its partnership with National History Day West Georgia and National…Read More
The Marquis de Lafayette was a French aristocrat who served in the American army as a Major…Read More
Subject: Chateau de LaGrange-Bleneau Background: The Chateau de LaGrange-Bleneau is thirty miles east of Paris, France. Originally…Read More
by Richard Ingram, Chair, Lafayette Alliance Hispanic History Month is the perfect occasion to recall General Lafayette’s…Read More
Thanks to LaGrange Television and the City of LaGrange, the Lafayette Alliance premiered its Lafayette Day 2021…Read More
Podcaster Mike Duncan’s, “Hero of Two Worlds: The Marquis de Lafayette in the Age of Revolution,” released…Read More
A benefit of membership in the Lafayette Alliance is early access to The Cockade. Would you like…Read More
Lafayette’s Escape from Prison by Eli Spears Saturday, November 6th, 1794 Day… Day I can’t seem to…Read More
By Richard Ingram, Chair, Lafayette Alliance In Lafayette’s time, the eighteenth century, smallpox killed more…Read More
Today, Sunday, July 18, 2021, is National Ice Cream Day! Thanks to President Ronald Reagan, we celebrate…Read More
James Armistead Lafayette Notes Edited by Richard Ingram, Chair, Lafayette Alliance Early YearsJames was born December 10,…Read More
The 2022 Lafayette Alliance Speaker Series was announced tonight during the Julien Icher lecture. Alliance Secretary, Alex…Read More
Matthew Oleson achieves two things, one much less obvious than the other. Oleson owns CheesyMac Deli, Bull…Read More
The Lafayette Alliance hosted an essay and art competition this semester for students in grades ten through…Read More
Lafayette Alliance Chair Richard Ingram has written two plays about Lafayette. This is the play entitled “Lafayette:…Read More
Lafayette Alliance Essay Instructions This essay competition is open for Grades Ten, Eleven, and Twelve. Choose one…Read More
In celebration of Black History Month the Lafayette Alliance would like to share a play written by…Read More
Thanks to LaGrange Television and the City of LaGrange, the Lafayette Alliance presented its Lafayette Day 2020…Read More
The Lafayette Alliance is excited to present its inaugural speaker series! We hosted Lafayette scholars and enthusiasts…Read More
August Landmesser was one man in a crowd of one hundred gathered in a shipyard at Hamburg,…Read More
It’s interesting to me that Ralph Ellison should choose to write about “James Armistead Lafayette.” Almost…Read More
The following is the text from a talk given on Saturday, December 12th by Richard Ingram hosted…Read More
Several years ago we visited friends in Wilmington, Delaware, a beautiful part of our country and steeped…Read More
Many of us, I suspect, have so often driven past the statue of the Marquis de Lafayette…Read More
He was the most popular man in America. More than this, he was also the most revered. …Read More
Alan Hoffman is a Lafayette Scholar. He’s coming to LaGrange. Pitch a crowd of scholars into a…Read More
February 6 deserves at the very least a respectful nod. The United States would not have become…Read More
Some people seem to think: I live in a town with a French name, but nobody I…Read More
“Shrimp Lafayette” catches my eye. I ask the waitress about it. Janice, Dad, and I had hiked…Read More
I am not native to this area. I was raised some five hours west of here in…Read More
While teaching my eighth grade US history classes during their American Revolution unit, I asked my students,…Read More
Georgia House Resolution 899 was put in the hopper January 18, 2018, by Representative Randy Nix and…Read More