39th President of the United States
(1977-1981)

Plains

Jimmy Carter Peanut Statue, Plains, Georgia

Jimmy Carter campaign headquarters & historical marker, Plains, Georgia

Jimmy Carter Monument, Plains, Georgia

Jimmy Carter Birthplace- The Lillian G. Carter Nursing Center (formerly Wise Sanitarium), Plains, Georgia

Jimmy Carter's Boyhood Home (age 4-17; 1928-41), Archery (outside Plains), Georgia

Jimmy Carter's childhood bedroom

Plains High School- where Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter attended grades 1 through 12; Jimmy graduated in 1941, Rosalynn in 1944 - Plains, Georgia

Plains Baptist Church- Jimmy & Rosalynn's former church from childhood until his Presidency, where Jimmy was baptized in 1935

Plains United Methodist Church- where Jimmy & Rosaylnn were married on July 7, 1946, Plains, Georgia

Home of Jimmy & Rosaylnn Carter (1961-Present), Plains, Georgia

Maranatha Baptist Church- Jimmy & Rosalynn's church (1981-Present), where Jimmy Carter taught Sunday school for nearly 40 years, Plains, Georgia

Jimmy Carter & family's public-housing home (from 1953-54, after he returned from the Navy)

Jimmy Carter & family's rented home (from 1956-61, during construction of their current home)

Graves of Jimmy Carter's parents (James Sr. & Lillian Carter) & brother Billy, Lebanon Cemetery, Plains, Georgia

Atlanta

Jimmy Carter Statue, Georgia Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia

Jimmy Carter bust, The Carter Center, Atlanta, Georgia

Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter's executive offices (since 1982), The Carter Center, Atlanta, Georgia

The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum, The Carter Center, Atlanta, Georgia

The original Bible on which Jimmy Carter took the Oath of Office on January 20, 1977

Paying my respects to Rosalynn Carter as she lies in repose at the Jimmy Carter Library (Nov. 27, 2023)

(No photos allowed beyond this point)

Commemorating Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday at the Jimmy Carter Library (Oct. 1, 2024)

Paying my respects to Jimmy Carter as he lies in repose at the Jimmy Carter Library on January 4, 2025 (No photos allowed inside)

Jimmy Carter attended Georgia Tech from 1942-43 in Atlanta, Georgia (before transferring to Naval Academy)

site of Jimmy Carter's former dorm at Georgia Tech (Room #308, Knowles Dormitory) - Demolished 1992; now the site of the Bill Moore Student Success Center

Georgia Governor's Mansion- Jimmy Carter's official residence from 1971 to 1975, Atlanta, Georgia

Georgia Capitol front steps- site where Jimmy Carter was sworn in as 76th Governor of Georgia on January 12, 1971, Atlanta, Georgia

Jimmy Carter's governor's office (1971-75), Georgia State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia

Manuel's Tavern- where Jimmy Carter announced his candidacy for Governor in 1970, Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta Civic Center- where then-governor Jimmy Carter announced his candidacy for President on December 12, 1974, Atlanta, Georgia

Americus

Georgia Southwestern State University- Jimmy Carter attended from 1941-42 in Americus, Georgia (before transferring to Georgia Tech) - Rosalynn graduated from here in 1946

Jimmy Carter signed his name in cement as a freshman in 1942...

...and again in 2017 (just before his 93rd birthday)

site of Carter's dorm (Terrell Hall)- Demolished 1974; now the site of the parking lot between Wheatley Administration Building & Crawford Wheatley Hall