It wasn't very busy the day we went so we could breeze right thru. The exhibits are interesting... read more
Few folks end up in Plains, GA without the intention of being there, and seeing the 39th... read more
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It wasn't very busy the day we went so we could breeze right thru. The exhibits are interesting brought back memories of that time era.
Few folks end up in Plains, GA without the intention of being there, and seeing the 39th President's hometown and learning more about his presidency is probably high on most visitors' lists. The old high school is a great way to spend an hour or...More
This former high school of the the Carters had been converted to a homage to the Carter legacy. Walk through a timeline from school to present. See artwork by Mr. Carter and pick of a book of gift at the gift shop. Admission is free.
This is the starting point to visit the Historic Site, and where children can get their booklets for the Junior ranger Program. After visiting the boyhood farm, and other local attractions, we returned to sit in Jimmy Carter's classroom to answer the questions that are...More
Historical artifacts from Jimmy’s school boy days, his youth and navy days, early years with Roslyn. His Nobel Prize is also on display. Great displays of his ride from peanut farmer to President. Lots and lots of info about his post-presidential activities with the Carter...More
I had no idea what to expect, but found the Plains School to be worth the stop. The staff were very friendly and the school was laid out in an easy way to tour and learn some history. I loved seeing the old classroom and...More
It was interesting learning a little more about the Carter's:) Really liked the old school the most, takes you back in the day. Enjoyed the gift area, the employee running it was really nice and gave us some information as to see what else to...More
The Plains School, President Carter's high school, hosts a museum dedicated to his life and presidency. It is a must for any Carter or presidential buff. It also contains a small Parks Service boutique. President's Day 2018, President Carter himself lectured in the auditorium and...More
The movie was worth seeing. There is a bookstore on site if anyone was interested in reading some books on the Carter's. I find the President and Mrs Carter's contributions to society worthy of esteemed recognition. 9 to 5. If you like driving country back...More
Loved seeing the schoolhouse and timeline of the Carter's life and career. So cool to see how small this community is and how a president emerged fr this community. Even more interesting that they live there full time now.
