Lafayette is a city in Yamhill County, Oregon. Founded in 1846 and incorporated in 1878, the city is situated on the Yamhill River. Lafayette was the seat of Yamhill County from its founding until 1886, when County residents voted to move the county seat to McMinnville.
 
 
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Lafayette is located in Yamhill County, in the heart of the Williamette Valley of Oregon. The city's official web site features a profile and brief history of the community, as well as contacts and other information regarding the municipal government and its services, an event calendar, and employment opportunities.
http://www.ci.lafayette.or.us/
Kelty Estate Bed & Breakfast and Wedding Center
Built in 1872, the historic Lafayette, Oregon structure is located in the McMinnville area and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places bedrooms and common areas are highlighted, and photographs are included, along with information about renting the facilities for weddings and other events. Reservations may be made from the site.
http://www.keltyestate.com/
The location and service times of this Christian church in Lafayette, Oregon are posted, along with an overview of its ministries, beliefs, leadership contacts, and photographs.
http://lafayettecommunitychurch.org/
Maintained by citizens of Lafayette, Oregon, this site offers news and political opinion, and publishes videos of meetings and other events, biographies of elected officials, access to various public documents and commentary.
http://www.lafayetteoregon.org/
Originated in 2007 by concerned citizens in Lafayette, Oregon, the purpose of this site is to promote open and transparent government, to inform its citizens, and to support Lafayette people, committees, local businesses and churches through open communication and the promotion of community events and other interests.
http://www.newlafayette.org/
Our Lady of Guadalupe Trappist Abbey
Named for the Mexican shrine of Guadalupe, the Trappist monastery is located in Lafayette, Oregon. It's history and construction are outlined, and a map showing its location is posted. Included is an online shopping area featuring a selection of fruitcakes and honey products.
http://www.trappistabbey.org/