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Jimmy Carter National Historical Park, Plains

Historic site · Free admission

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About Jimmy Carter National Historical Park

Jimmy Carter National Historical Park preserves the life and legacy of the 39th president in Plains, Georgia. Visitors explore multiple sites within the park, beginning at the Plains High School Visitor Center, where exhibits, films, and a bookstore provide context for Carter's life and political career. The Boyhood Home & Farm offers a glimpse into Carter's early years and rural roots, showcasing the timeless character of farm life. The Plains Train Depot functions as a self-guided museum documenting Carter's political career and personal history. The Carter Gardens feature simple gray headstones surrounded by trees and flowers, marking the final resting place of President and First Lady Rosalynn Carter. The park also offers guided day programs and self-guided tours for student groups. General admission is free, and the visitor information desk is staffed daily to assist guests with directions and park maps.

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