Presidential Museum

We arrived as the museum was just opening, so there was no
one but us. Sawyer loved it because he could play with his
truck and roam around without his parents monitoring him so
closely.  Presidential libraries are becoming a tradition
because invariably they have some wonderful grounds where
the little guy can run and play without much supervision - we all
love it.

The library was built in the Poncey-Highland neighborhood of
Atlanta, on land that had been acquired by the state of Georgia
DOT, for an interchange between two redundant highways that
were cancelled by Carter when he was governor of Georgia, in
response to a freeway revolt. Construction started on October
2, 1984, and the library was opened to the public on Carter's
62nd birthday, October 1, 1986. The remainder of the land
around the complex is now a parkway and linear city park
called Freedom Parkway
Another Presidential Museum
Visiting The Jimmy Carter Library & Museum in Atlanta,
Georgia.
Sawyer Plays With His Truck Around The
Christmas Tree
The security guard thought he was adorable.
Nobel Peace Prize
The Oval Office As It Was When Carter Was President
Sawyer set off the alarm in this room after walking under
the barrier. It was pretty loud, but no one came running.
This Portrait Of Carter Was Made Up Of
Hundreds Of Smaller Images Representing
The President And The Times
Journeys
Home
January 2, 2011
Jimmy Carter Library & Museum
It's Now A Tradition To Capture Sawyer
From Behind As He Runs Down A Walkway
of Presidential Libraries (2011)
Nixon Museum & Library
Christmas (2009)
Sawyer Enjoyed The Pathways - Always A
Common Theme At Presidential Libraries
One week later...Truman
Museum & Library (2010)
Sawyer Sits In An Airplane Seat On Display
Family Photo On The Grounds Of The
Presidential Museum And Library
You can see downtown Atlanta in the
background.