Former U.S. Presidents: #39 James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, Jr. Historical Markers

By Sandra Hughes, July 22, 2009

Tuscumbia Big Spring Park

1► Alabama (Colbert County), Tuscumbia — Tuscumbia Big Spring —

2► Alabama (Montgomery County), Montgomery — The Hon. Rufus A. Lewis — 1906 - 1999 —

3► Alabama (Winston County), Haleyville — The Honorable Frank Minis Johnson, Jr. —

4► Arizona (Coconino County), Grand Canyon National Park — Horace M. Albright — Horace M. Albright Trading Center — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —

5► Arkansas (Benton County), Bella Vista — United States Commanders in Chief —

6► California (Kern County), Tehachapi — Wind Energy Industry —

7► California (San Luis Obispo County), Atascadero — Faces of Freedom Veterans Memorial —

8► District of Columbia (Washington), Southwest Federal Center — The General Dwight David Eisenhower Plaza — United States Holocaust Memorial Museum — "Loss and Regeneration, 1993" —

9► District of Columbia (Washington), Southwest Waterfront — Can you identify these famous Civil Rights leaders? — All four lived in this Southwest DC neighborhood! —

10► District of Columbia (Washington), Southwest Waterfront — Dr. Dorothy Height —

11► Florida (Monroe County), Key West — F-546 — The Little White House —

12► Florida (Monroe County), Key West — The Little White House —

13► Georgia (Ben Hill County), Fitzgerald — First Baptist Church Bell —

14► Georgia (Chatham County), Savannah — Conrad Aiken —

15► Georgia (Cook County), Adel — 037-5 — Reed Bingham State Park Bridge —

16► Georgia (Fulton County), Atlanta — Freedom Park —

17► Georgia (Fulton County), Roswell — 6 — W.J. Dolvin House —

18► Georgia (Liberty County), Walthourville — City of Walthourville History —

19► Georgia (Sumter County), Americus — 129-10 — Georgia Southwestern State University —

20► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Always a Reckoning —

21► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Archery, Georgia —

22► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Billy Carter Service Station —

23► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Blacksmith Shop —

24► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Carter Warehouse —

25► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Cash Crops —

26► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Catch the Mules —

27► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Jimmy Carter Slept Here —

28► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Jimmy Carter's Boyhood Farm / From Here To Plains — Jimmy Carter National Historic Site — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —

29► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Legacy of an Outdoor Childhood —

30► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Never Far from Home —

31► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Next-door Neighbors —

32► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Old Bank Building —

33► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Old Carter Peanut Warehouse —

34► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Plains Depot — Jimmy Carter National Historic Site, Plains, Georgia — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —

35► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Plains High School —

36► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — 129-9 — President Jimmy Carter —

37► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Rosalynn Smith Carter — First Lady of the United States of America, 1977-1981 — First Lady of Georgia, 1971-1975 —

38► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Tennis Court —

39► Georgia (Sumter County), Plains — Wise Sanitarium — 1921-1936 —

40► Indiana (Marion County), Indianapolis — Jonas Salk — (October 28, 1914 - June 23, 1995) —

41► Maryland (Montgomery County), Derwood — Mattie J.T. Stepanek Peace Garden —

42► Nebraska (Lancaster County), Lincoln — Ronald Reagan — 1911 - 2004 —

43► New Hampshire (Grafton County), Littleton — Host to History —

44► New York (Kings County), Brooklyn — Donald Cook Square —

45► New York (Niagara County), Niagara Falls — The Most Combat Decorated World War II Soldier —

46► New York (Schenectady County), Rotterdam — Home of Jimmy Carter —

47► Ohio (Athens County), Athens — Ohio University's Distinguished Visitors —

48► Ohio (Franklin County), Columbus — 69-25 — Jesse Owens —

49► Oregon (Lane County), Eugene — Jimmy Carter (2002) —

50► Pennsylvania (Delaware County), Cheyney — Jimmy Carter —

51► Pennsylvania (Elk County), St. Marys — General Edward C. Meyer —

52► South Carolina (Charleston County), Charleston — Septima Poinsette Clark 1898-1987 —

53► South Dakota (Minnehaha County), Sioux Falls — Ronald Reagan — 1911-2004 —

54► South Dakota (Pennington County), Rapid City — The American Commitment — The Berlin Wall Memorial —

55► Texas (Bexar County), San Antonio — 18446 — Lydia Mendoza — (May 31, 1916 - December 20, 2007) —

56► Texas (Harris County), Houston — Site of the National Women's Conference — November 18 - 21, 1977 —

57► Virginia (Newport News), South Newport News — Jessie Menifield Rattley Municipal Center — Newport News, Virginia — Educator, Politician and Civil Rights Pioneer —

58► Wisconsin (Crawford County), Ferryville — 528 — Patrick Joseph Lucey — Governor of Wisconsin, 1971 – 1977 —

59► Wyoming (Teton County), Moose — A Spiritual Heart in the Park —