Jimmy Carter served as U.S. president from 1977 to 1981 and was Nobel Peace Prize recipient. Learn about his wife Rosalynn, ...

The birthplace of President Jimmy Carter, this small Georgia town celebrates Southern culture, its ties to American history, ...

There’s more to farm life than waking up with the rooster’s cock-a-doodle-do to milk the cows. It’s also a culture that ...

The US Postal Service has honored former President Jimmy Carter with a commemorative Forever stamp, celebrating his ...

And sometimes both. There’s the “Jimmy Carter Peanut” statue, the peanut farm where he grew up and the Plains Depot that served as Carter’s presidential campaign headquarters.

Plains The late President Jimmy Carter was set to finally be laid to rest during a private burial at his peanut farm Thursday evening, concluding nearly a week of state funeral services. Only ...

Plains The late President Jimmy Carter was set to finally be laid to rest during a private burial at his peanut farm Thursday evening, concluding nearly a week of state funeral services. Only ...

While "From a Peanut Farm to the Presidency" often serves as the standard description of Jimmy Carter’s political career, reducing his life to those two hallmarks does a disservice to a legacy ...

Aptly titled, “Jimmy Carter Cookies,” they look like a cross between an oatmeal cookie and a peanut butter cookie. “Has no date inscription, definitely after 1977 when Jimmy Carter became ...

President Carter will then travel through the streets of Plains for his last time before being laid to rest later this evening next to his wife of 77 years—former first lady Roselynn Carter. The ...

But, in 1953 Carter’s father died. So that year, at age 29, he and his family returned to Georgia, and he took over the family’s peanut farm.

Carter and a team of 22 men were sent in to do the cleanup, and the officer who'd grown up on a peanut farm outside of Atlanta was himself lowered into the depths of the Canadian reactor.