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Jimmy Carter National Historic Site
Guided Walking Tours of the Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm
Blacksmith shop and barn at Boyhood Farm

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Blacksmith shop and barn at the Boyhood Farm.

President Carter's beliefs and personality were shaped on a rural farm where he lived from 1928 to 1941. Experience a bit of nostalgia and learn more about the childhood of our 39th President and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate by participating in guided walking tours of the Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm. We invite you to step back in time to the 1930's at the following times:

Saturdays & Sundays
11:30am
and
3:00pm

Tours will be limited to the first 25 attendees. Please wear comfortable walking shoes for this 30-minute walking tour. For more information, please call the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site at 229-824-4104. The National Park Service reserves the right to cancel presentations due to inclement weather.

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Coca-Cola sign painted on the side of Williams Warehouse in Plains, Georgia.

Did You Know?
When Jimmy Carter was in office, the only soft drink allowed to be served in the White House was Coca-Cola.
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Last Updated: September 04, 2008 at 10:10 MST