Jimmy Carter National Historic Site

Jimmy Carter National Historic Site, 300 N. Bond St., consists of the restored former Plains High School, from which Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter graduated; the Plains Depot, campaign headquarters for Carter's 1976 Presidential Campaign; and the Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm, 2 miles northwest of Plains. The high school now is a visitor center with a small museum, and a 28-minute orientation film is shown upon request. Other landmarks around Plains include brother Billy Carter’s service station and the Carter Peanut Warehouse.

Note: The Carters' current residence is not open to the public.