Huey P. Long, often dubbed the “Kingfish,” stands as one of the most polarizing yet impactful figures in Louisiana’s storied history. His larger-than-life persona and ambitious policies reshaped the state during the Great Depression, leaving an indelible mark on its political landscape and social fabric. The Lafayette Museum, dedicated to preserving and promoting the vibrant heritage of Acadiana, invites you to delve into the complexities of Long’s legacy. Did you know that Long once declared, “I’d rather be a king than a president”? This audacious proclamation captures his relentless pursuit of power and reform. Join us at the Lafayette Museum to uncover the captivating story of Huey P. Long and discover how his influence continues to resonate in our community today!