Before the White House, Jimmy Carter was a Georgia farm boy who worked before dawn; his childhood farm is now a historic park

Well before he took office as the 39th president of the United States, Jimmy Carter spent many years on a Georgia farm, where mornings were usually before the break of dawn. Carter grew up in the small community of Archery, close to Plains, where he participated in activities such as planting, tending animals and undertaking chores that are characteristic of the rural environment.

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