It sometimes feels we judge today’s political and economic climate from events originating from 9/11/2001. The very first exhibit of the Carter presidency, 1977-1981, describes how President Carter inherited a faltering economy and had to address runaway inflation. Returning the Panama Canal to Panama and the Camp David peace accords received prominence as outstanding successes. I certainly agree with the... More

We had a great time there. Took about 1 1/2 hours. Directions to and getting there was frustrating. Needs better signage. Well worth the time. Jimmy didn't always do what was popular, but a man of commitment. More

There was really no big deal about this Museum. May Jimmy Carter's peanut farm is a better visit. This was not all that great. More

We have visited almost all of the presidential libraries and would rate the Carter as the best so far. The architecture and the grounds are beautiful. The museum and the library are most interesting and do an excellent job of telling the story of President Carter's life and his administration. The films are exellent and the historical displays are easy... More

The Carter library and museum was very interesting and very reasonable. I really liked the way it was set up. It had many interactive areas and films where you can sit and watch pieces of history. Especially liked the day in the life of a president exhibit. More

Visited a number of Presidential libraries/museum and this rates top billing, no doubt due to the quality of the man involved More

This is a great place. I especially enjoyed the introductory film. It gave a concise overview of President Carter’s life and accomplishments. The Oval Office exhibit made me feel as if I was actually visiting the White House. The grounds surrounding the museum are lush with vegetation giving the visitor a feeling of serenity. The experience of learning about President... More

Great value. Only $6 for students. The Carter Center is a really nice place. You can take a walk outside and enjoy the scene. The museum offers a lot information. Exhibitions are not boring and the videos are great. I say it's well organized. It also has information of other presidents so it's harder to get lost in history. I... More

After a confusing enter-through-the-gift-shop welcome, this fine museum is a great place to learn and relearn about Jimmy Carter. There are good sections on his youth, his Governorship, and Presidency, but it is the extensive final section that reminds you of all the great achievements President Carter continues to build upon. Inspiring. Humbling. Favorites: picture of 12-year-old Amy Carter with... More