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You can find information on Jimmy Carter and other topics about his life in a small rural town in our free park publications. All publications are in Adobe Acrobat Reader (PDF) format, and can be printed on your printer.





It was in the rural community and train stop of Archery, where Jimmy Carter enjoyed a full and enjoyable life on his Boyhood Farm (7.41 MB).



Learn more about the Mighty Peanut (2.47MB) and how it was instrumental in the survival of many farms during the Depression.



The doctrine of Stewardship (184KB) that was a part of Jimmy Carter's early upbringing taught him that the land will take care of the people if they take care of it.

 

 

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Did You Know?
Jimmy Carter grew up on a farm, about 2 miles west of Plains, in a small community called Archery. About 25 families lived there; most were African-American.

Last Updated: May 26, 2011 at 16:03 MST