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This white wooden framed house is where Jimmy Carter lived from age four to age seventeen.
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Jimmy Carter Boyhood Home

Jimmy Carter Boyhood Home

An overlooked place within Jimmy Carter: Jimmy Carter Boyhood Home.

Jimmy Carter Boyhood Home is where President Carter was raised from the age of four until he went to college at age seventeen. The Carter family owned this house until 1949, when Earl Carter sold it. The National Park Service received the home in 1994, and after a multiyear restoration to its 1937 appearance, opened the home to visitation in November of

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The National Park Service documents Jimmy Carter Boyhood Home within Jimmy Carter.

Jimmy Carter Boyhood Home is where President Carter was raised from the age of four until he went to college at age seventeen. The Carter family owned this house until 1949, when Earl Carter sold it. The National Park Service received the home in 1994, and after a multiyear restoration to its 1937 appearance, opened the home to visitation in November of

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