Before the White House, Carter was a farm boy; his home is now a park
The childhood farm of Jimmy Carter in Archery, Georgia, has been transformed into a historical park to preserve the essence of his early years. This site captures the rural environment and structures that influenced his formative life, where young Jimmy learned the value of hard work through various farm tasks. It was officially designated as part of the National Historical Park in 2000, celebrating his pre-political journey.
