We are proud to be a #BlueStarMuseum in 2025! Active military personnel and their families can visit the Carter Library for free from May 17 (Armed Forces Day) through September 1 (Labor Day). We appreciate your service and can’t wait for you to visit.

Well you know we couldn't pass up #NationalPeachDay! Being the only Pres born in the Peach State, the campaign embraced the sweet fruit in their marketing. The purse seen here is in our collection and reads, "Georgia loves Jimmy," with a big ol' peach painted right on the front!

Bitcoin’s on fire at $112K! Time to flip the charts on BTCC!.Exploring Cryptocurrency with Jaren Jackson Jr.🏀.

#OTD 1920, the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was certified, where a right to vote “shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex…”. Image: First Lady Rosalynn Carter votes in the 1980 election in Plains, GA. #WomensEqualityDay

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Patroness of the Sea Services, was the first American-born individual to be canonized by the Catholic Church. The Carters visited her shrine and tomb in Emmitsburg, MD on 7/6/78. You can still visit it today. #NationalMarylandDay #CartersAcrossAmerica

This month Carter's Bookshelf is reading A Man Called Ove. We want to thank this month's partners, A Cappella Books, for providing a discount code to our book club participants. Register on our website to receive the discount code (while supplies last). #BookClub #CarterLibrary

Join us on September 10 at the Carter Library to hear Dr. Gyan Pandey discuss his new book, Men at Home: Imagining Liberation in Colonial and Postcolonial India, with WABE’s Lois Reitzes. #CarterLibrary #PresidentialLibrary

#OnThisDay 1927, Rosalynn Smith Carter was born in Plains, GA. To start learning about her incredible life and immense body of work in activism and humanitarianism, visit her page on our website here: Image: nlc21005.3a, 1/6/1981

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In 1982, the Carters founded their nonprofit @cartercenter. Read about its many accomplishments here: #NationalNonprofitDay. Img: The Carters visiting a village for educating residents on guinea worm case reductions, likely Danchira, Ghana, July 1989.

Since #NationalMassachusettsDay is this weekend, we're sharing photos of the opening of the @jfklibraryfdn in Boston, including the Carters dedicating the Library, meeting Jackie Kennedy Onassis and JFK’s children Caroline & John Jr., & touring the museum. #CartersAcrossAmerica

Join us this Saturday from 10am-2pm to commemorate Mrs. Carter’s birthday! Free books will be available, provided by our friends at @RIFWEB, and we will have authors Mack Brown and Britt Mooney reading their books to kids and giving some copies away.

On #InternationalYouthDay, we’re remembering President Carter's 6/28/78 announcement that the US would work within the UN’s International Year of the Child. Here, Scott Higell and Regina Higgins read letters from fellow children regarding improvement of their lives and future.

On 4/7/1979 at the General Dynamics Electric Boat Shipyard in Groton, CT, First Lady Rosalynn Carter was given the honor of laying down the keel (for the non-seafaring, welding the first steel plate) for the submarine USS Georgia. #NationalConnecticutDay #CartersAcrossAmerica

This month our virtual book club is reading A Man Called Ove. We want to thank this month's partners, A Cappella Books, for providing a discount code to our book club participants. Register on our website to receive the discount code (while supplies last).

Always curious and full of energy, Beagles turn every walk into an adventure 🐾🎉.

Today is #InternationalAllyshipDay, and what better example of international allyship than NATO? Seen here is the “family photo” of NATO partners at the U.S. State Department in 1978 (nlc05908.33). #CarterLibrary #PresidentialLibrary #NATO

On Farmworker Appreciation Day, we celebrate President Jimmy Carter and his familial legacy of farmworkers, and given the importance of all farmworkers to our daily lives, that appreciation extends endlessly!. Img.: Jimmy Carter stands in his family's peanut warehouse, 1965.

Tonight is our first virtual meeting for Carter’s Bookshelf, our new virtual book club! We will be discussing An Hour Before Daylight by former President Jimmy Carter. If you have registered, check your inbox for the link today. #PresidentialLibrary #CarterLibrary #BookClub

On Saturday mornings, year-round, make your way to the Carter Center parking lot for the Freedom Farmer's Market! There are plenty of goods from local farmers and artisans right in the heart of Freedom Park in Atlanta. #NationalFarmersMarketWeek. Photo:

Happy Birthday to the U.S. Coast Guard. Today we salute the brave men and women of the United States Coast Guard for their commitment, courage, and service to our nation. #USCoastGuard #CoastGuardBirthday #CarterLibrary #PresidentialLibrary

Given the Carters' close ties to their home state, it only feels right to span decades for #NationalGeorgiaDay! #CartersAcrossAmerica.Photos in order: Plains High class of 1941; parade in Adel 7/73; oyster roast on Sapelo Island 4/19/79; Turner Field in Atlanta, 2002

RT @PardonMyTake: Tuesday night max woke Big Cat up with a flashlight at 2am because he thought we were going to get sued. @forthepeople ht….

August is American Artist Appreciation Month. This handcrafted wooden bowl was a gift to the Carters, created by Claude B. Miller of Dublin, Georgia. The bowl is inscribed in part, “for President James E. Carter: The man who raised the South above the clouds.” .Object 78.417

Showing a cannon to world leaders is not a typical day for a park ranger, but for #WorldRangerDay, we wanted to celebrate the hard work the @NationalParkService rangers put in daily to keep the natural beauty and history of the United States!. Imgs: nlc07326.18a and nlc07327.9a