Barn, wagon shed, and pump shed at Jimmy Carter’s Boyhood Farm, part of Jimmy Carter National Historical Park
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There are a number of original outbuildings at the Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm at Jimmy Carter National Historical Park, some of which are actually used today. For example, the barn is used to stable the two mules that live at the farm.
Barn on the Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm in Plains, Georgia, part of Jimmy Carter National Historical Park
Other buildings include a milking shed, a pump house (for a water pump), and a wagon shed. There is also a collection of old farm equipment on display.
Milking shed at Jimmy Carter’s Boyhood Farm in Plains, Georgia, part of Jimmy Carter National Historical Park
Pump House at Jimmy Carter’s Boyhood Farm in Plains, Georgia, part of Jimmy Carter National Historical Park
Wagon shed at Jimmy Carter’s Boyhood Farm in Plains, Georgia, part of Jimmy Carter National Historical Park
Wagon in the wagon shed at Jimmy Carter’s Boyhood Farm in Plains, Georgia
Collection of antique farm equipment at Jimmy Carter’s Boyhood Farm in Plains, Georgia
Blacksmithing demonstrations are held on select weekends and during special events at the Blacksmith Shop. Check the Jimmy Carter National Historical Park’s Calendar web page for a schedule of events.
Blacksmith shop at the Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm in Plains, Georgia, part of Jimmy Carter National Historical Park
Blacksmith on duty at the blacksmith shop at the Jimmy Carter Boyhood Farm, part of Jimmy Carter National Historical Park
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Last updated on April 6, 2025
