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Jimmy and Rosslyn Carter are buried in this garden designed by Rosalyn. The area includes a pond built by the Carters, several butterfly gardens, and a picnic area nearby. Parking onsite only for passenger cars and trucks.
Preserves sites associated with Jimmy Carter. The park is spread out with small sites all around the town, but the main site is the former high school (now a museum) north of downtown across the railroad tracks.
Former Standard Oil station converted into a museum.
Statue of a smiling peanut, installed during Carter's 1976 presidential campaign by the Democratic Party.
Built in 1888, it was the headquarters of Carter’s 1977 campaign. It’s now a museum focusing on his campaigns for State Senate, Governor, and President. Parking available during daylight hours.
Carter's childhood home west of Plains, with parking and restrooms available onsite.