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| 39th President of the United States (1977-1981) |
Plains
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| Jimmy Carter Peanut Statue, Plains, Georgia |
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| Jimmy Carter Campaign Headquarters & historical marker, Plains, Georgia |
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| Gate to Jimmy & Rosaylnn Carters' house, Plains, Georgia |
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| Current home of Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter (1961-Present), Plains, Georgia |
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| Jimmy Carter Birthplace- Lillian G. Carter Nursing Center (formerly Wise Sanitarium), Plains, Georgia |
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| Jimmy Carter's Boyhood Home (age 4-17; 1928-41), Archery (outside Plains), Georgia |
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| Jimmy Carter's childhood bedroom |
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| Plains High School- where Jimmy & Rosalynn attended grades 1 through 12 (Jimmy graduated in 1941, Rosalynn in 1944) - Plains, Georgia |
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| Plains Baptist Church- Jimmy & Rosalynn's former church (from childhood until his Presidency) where Jimmy Carter was baptized in 1935 |
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| Plains United Methodist Church- where Jimmy & Rosaylnn were married on July 7, 1946, Plains, Georgia |
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| Maranatha Baptist Church- Jimmy & Rosalynn's current church (since 1981), where Jimmy Carter taught Sunday school for nearly 40 years, Plains, Georgia |
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| Jimmy Carter & family's public-housing home (from 1953-54, after he returned from the Navy) |
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| Jimmy Carter & family's rented home (from 1956-61, during construction of their current home) |
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| Graves of Jimmy Carter's parents (James Sr. & Lillian Carter) & brother Billy, Lebanon Cemetery, Plains, Georgia |
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Atlanta
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| Jimmy Carter Statue, Georgia State Capitol grounds, Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Jimmy Carter bust, Carter Presidential Center, Atlanta, Georgia |
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| The Carter Center- Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter's private executive offices (since 1982), Carter Presidential Center, Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum, Carter Presidential Center, Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Paying my respects to Rosalynn Carter as she lies in repose at the Jimmy Carter Library (Nov. 27, 2023) |
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| (No photos allowed beyond this point) |
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| Celebrating President Carter's 100th birthday at the Jimmy Carter Library (Oct. 1, 2024) |
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| Paying my respects to President Carter as he lies in repose at the Jimmy Carter Library (Jan. 4, 2025) (No photos allowed inside) |
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| Georgia Capitol front steps- where Jimmy Carter was sworn in as the 76th Governor of Georgia on January 12, 1971 in Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Jimmy Carter's governor's office from 1971-75, inside Georgia State Capitol |
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| Manuel's Tavern- where Jimmy Carter announced his candidacy for Governor in 1970 - Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Atlanta Civic Center- where Governor Carter announced his candidacy for President on December 12, 1974 |
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| Jimmy Carter attended Georgia Southwestern State University in Americus, GA from 1941-42 before transferring to Georgia Tech. Rosalynn attended here too, graduating in 1946. |
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| Jimmy Carter signed his name in cement as a freshman in 1942... |
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| ...and again in 2017 (just before his 93rd birthday) |
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| site of Carter's dorm (Terrell Hall)- Demolished 1974; now the site of the parking lot between Wheatley Administration Building & Crawford Wheatley Hall |
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| Statue of Rosalynn Carter outside the Rosalynn Carter Health & Human Sciences Complex, Georgia Southwestern State University, Americus, Georgia |
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Warm Springs
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| F.D.R.'s "Little White House"- where Jimmy Carter launched his campaign for President on Sept. 6, 1976 in Warm Springs, Georgia |
Leary
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| Leary, Georgia- where Jimmy Carter claimed to see a U.F.O. in 1969 |
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