The farm was owned by Earl Carter, Jimmy's father, from 1928 until 1949. After he died in 1953, Jimmy took over the operations of the farm. Jimmy Carter's boyhood farm is located in Archery, Georgia.

The Carter farm is now a historic site where visitors can tour his childhood home and bedroom. Before Jimmy Carter lived in the White House , he grew up in a humble home on his family's peanut ...

Jimmy Carter will later join her in a private burial on Thursday. The motorcade then passed his boyhood home, now a National Park Service site titled the Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm, where he lived ...

Jimmy Carter lived on the farm until 1941, which is when he left to attend college, and the Carter family lived in the home until 1949. ... Visitors can tour the property, ...

Jimmy Carter, who turns 100 on Tuesday, grew up on a peanut farm in Archery, Georgia. He helped harvest and sell cotton, peanuts, sugar cane, and corn before he left for college. The Carter farm is ...

Former President Jimmy Carter, who died Sunday at the age of 100, led an extraordinary life that began at a peanut farm in Plains, Georgia, and went on to include four years in the world's most ...

On the eve of former President Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday, those who produce Georgia's peanut crop still live his farming legacy, proud of the farmer who became president.

Jimmy Carter, the only U.S. president born in Georgia, is taking one last tour of his beloved state on Saturday ... Jimmy Carter and his wife ... of the United States will be laid to rest next to his ...

As a young man, Jimmy Carter sold 20 bags of peanuts in town every day. He was never at a loss for work on the farm, and developed such a successful business that by age 9 he was able to buy four ...

The Carter farm is now a historic site where visitors can tour his childhood home and bedroom. Before Jimmy Carter lived in the White House , he grew up in a humble home on his family's peanut ...

Jimmy Carter will later join her in a private burial on Thursday. The motorcade then passed his boyhood home, now a National Park Service site titled the Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm, where he lived ...

Jimmy Carter lived on the farm until 1941, which is when he left to attend college, and the Carter family lived in the home until 1949. ... Visitors can tour the property, ...