We thoroughly enjoyed the exhibits in the high school, the depot, and Carter's boyhood farm. Very educational and well done. We also browsed in the shops and enjoyed lunch at the cafe.
Carolyn S Cawthon
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This was a spontaneous side trip as I was venturing through the area and what a fun stop it was! I found a new respect for the former president and his family and came to truly appreciate his service to our country and the world. Plains is a picturesque town, packed with charm from another time. The Boyhood farm was the best part - a lovely setting that truly takes you back in time. It would be spectacular in the spring!
Miclene McGhee
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An enjoyable tour of the school our 39th President, Jimmy Carter attended. There's the principal's office and a classroom. Since multiple grades were taught in one classroom, the desks and chairs were various sizes to accommodate different age children. There is a small auditorium with a great video of the life of President Carter..
Sam Hunte
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Well kept Historic facility in Plains , GA. Lots of facts about Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn. National Park Staff does a very good job of maintaining the property and organizing the museum. Really enjoyed visiting this park. Highly Recommend.
Tyler
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Had a great time visiting with my dad. Would 100% recommend if you're the area. We also went to the Andersonville museum near by. Was a cool father/son weekend.
Jonathan Stokes
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I enjoyed this visit. So many great things to see about Mr. & Mrs. Carter’s. The entire town is full of history and they have great guides to walk you through it.
Lisa
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We spent 2 hours at the visitor center, driving around the town and visiting Jimmy Carter's boyhood farm. The visitor's center was located in the school where Jimmy and Roselyn attended. We were allowed to view classrooms, auditorium, the principal's office, and other rooms. There were several items on display from Jimmy's boyhood, Governorship, and presidency.
Candace Muncy
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I went to pay my respects to former President Jimmy Carter. The museum is amazing and to see an actual Nobel Peace Prize was an unexpected delight and hope for humanity. As a Georgia native... RIP Jimmy; thanks for doing us proud.