President Carter was quite the fixture here in Atlanta, so it’s only fitting that the city has an entire museum devoted to him. Yes, this is a museum in function. It contains the Carter’s Nobel Peace Prize, a replica of the Oval Office, a copy of the Resolute desk, 27 million pages of documents; 500,000 photos, and 40,000 objects, along with films, videos, and audiotapes – covering everything from the presidency to the lives of the Carter Family.

The National Archives and Records Administration manage it. Arranged beautifully according to a timeline, the exhibit is best visited once you have a clear idea of what you’re here for, because you’ll never get through all the documents! There’s even a Grammy!

• Generally, an ideal time to visit this place is in the afternoon by 3:00 pm where there is not much crowd and you can explore out the history far much better.
• Varies as per the season.
• When you plan to visit this place, make sure you maintain silence as the library is a place where lot of readers come here to enjoy their reading time.
• It has more than 27 million book.

• Freedom Parkway

• No specific eateries available at the location, however, you can certainly wander around the street.

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