Resources, archives, photos, and links from the Carter-Mondale years.
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▶Relive the Saturday night dinner video from the Carter-Mondale 20th Anniversary Reunion, held in Atlanta October 17–19, 1997. The video features hundreds of photos contributed by campaign and administration alumni, produced/directed by Jay Beck with assistance from Charles Rafshoon, Dave Stanhope, and the Carter Library Audio Visual Department.
▶This is the C-SPAN feed of the program portion of the 1997 Reunion dinner.
A short National Park Service video previewing the Carter Gardens, adjacent to the Carter family home, which opened to the public on July 11, 2025. Personally designed by Rosalynn Carter, the gardens include the Carters' pondside burial site and a recreational area for visitors. Open daily, 10am–4pm, free of charge.
This 22-minute special from Albany's WALB-TV traces Jimmy Carter's southwest Georgia roots and post-presidency humanitarian work, and previews plans for the Jimmy Carter National Historical Park. Reporter Kandace Blake interviews Mark Minick, Chairman of the Friends of Jimmy Carter, and tours the Carter Gardens and Mrs. Carter's Monarch butterfly trail.
Learn more about the nonprofit working to preserve President Carter’s legacy and showcase Plains to the world — including its partnership with the National Park Service to open the Carter family home, and plans for a November 2 celebration at the Plains train station marking the 50th anniversary of the Carter-Mondale victory.
▶Long before AI, a trio of creative geniuses — Robert Grossman, Jimmy Picker, and Craig Whitaker — produced this three-minute Claymation short of a Jimmy Carter caricature lip-synching Ray Charles's ‘Georgia on My Mind.’ Directed by Picker, the film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short.
Reader reviews of the vast library of books about the Carter campaigns, presidency, and post-presidency coming soon.
Here we will gather material from key moments in the 1972–1981 era.