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Instructions for Human Rights Documents To retrieve the Human Rights Documents from the Robert J. Lipshutz Files. To search the open holdings of the Jimmy Carter Library, go to: http://www.archives.gov/research/catalog/ Click on: ARC Search At the ARC Basic Search Form: Enter your search terms (keywords) At the "Location of Archival Materials" box, select: Jimmy Carter Library Click on the "Go" button Click the "See Hierarchy" button You will retrieve records describing FILE FOLDERS of manuscript …
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Presidential Directives (PD) During the Carter Administration, the National Security Council (NSC) created Presidential Review Memoranda (PRM) and Presidential Directives (PD) as part of the foreign policy development process. The names of these documents, which indicate stages in the decision-making process, were changed, although the mechanics of NSC review remained similar to previous administrations. The PRM replaced the National Security Study Memorandum (NSSM), and the PD supplanted the National …
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Onsite Services Information Anyone from the general public will be welcome to use the library’s research collections and resources following a preliminary consultation to assess needs and what responsive material we may have. Appointments are required at this time. You do not need to be an American citizen or present credentials or a letter of recommendation. However, there are some additional things to keep in mind with regards to research by individuals under the age of 18: If you are a minor, 14 or …
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Admission Purchase Individual Tickets Children (16 and under) : Free Seniors (62+), Military, and College Students with IDs: $10 Adults: $12 → Buy Tickets Now To visit the Museum, you can purchase individual admission tickets online in advance or in-person. Same-day reservations are permitted. For museum hours and other information, see Plan Your Visit . Group Reservations For groups of ten or more, please fill out the below Group Reservation Form to book your tour. A member of our team will reach out …
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Archives Copy of Carter Presidential Center proposal; Post-Presidential Collection, Office of Jimmy Carter - Library and Museum Subject Files Getting Started with Archival Research You have probably determined your topic of interest and have started gathering information. Or maybe you want to seek inspiration from what we have in our archival holdings at the Library. Here you can find more information about the records and historical materials, as well as their availability status. This can help you …
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Oral Histories The Carter White House allowed the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) to conduct exit interviews with departing staff. In addition, NARA staff interviewed a number of members of the Carter and Smith families between 1978 and 1980. The Library has worked to augment this collection by acquiring interview tapes, notes, and transcripts from other sources. The National Park Service conducted interviews between 1985 and 1990 with friends and family members of the Carters in …
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Additional Resources 40 Years of the Carter Presidential Center Exhibit featuring documents and images related to the Carter Presidential Center complex, which was dedicated October 1st, 1986. → View More The Camp David Accords Documents, photographs, and information related to the Camp David Accords. → View More Google Arts & Culture Exhibits Exhibits featuring topics from throughout the Carter administration. → View More The Hostage Crisis in Iran Documents, photographs, and information related to the …
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Contact and Connect Contact Information 441 John Lewis Freedom Parkway, NE Atlanta, Georgia, 30307-1498 Tel: 404-865-7100 Fax: 404-865-7102 Sign up for our newsletter Want to stay in the know about our upcoming programs and events? Sign up for the Carter Library Newsletter to stay up to date. Museum Hours Monday - Saturday 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Last admission sale 3:30 p.m. Research Hours Monday - Friday, 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Exceptions / Federal Holidays By Appointment Only Contact Us Your Name Your …
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Events Events Kelly Young-Silverman - "Hot Boiled Peanuts" November 21, 2026 Kelly Young-Silverman will be reading her book, "Hot Boiled Peanuts" for kids Carter Library December Book Club December 2, 2026 A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens …
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Ask an Education Specialist Ask an Education Specialist If you have questions or concerns regarding education programming and tours for K-12 and College Students, Senior Community Programming, or Professional Development for Educators, please submit this form and our Education Staff will respond at their earliest convenience. If you are ready to schedule a remote or onsite visit, please submit our online reservation form . You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. First name Last name Email …
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National Security Council National Security Council, 1977-81: Staff, Organization, and Meetings Zbigniew Brzezinski served as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. A suggested resource for learning more about how the NSC functioned during the Carter administration is Brzezinski's Power and Principle: Memoirs of the National Security Adviser, 1977-1981. To learn about NSC meetings (i.e., how many, types, dates, topics) we recommend that you consult the finding aid for the National …
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Office of the Staff Secretary Collection Summary Creating Organization: Office of the Staff Secretary Title: Office of the Staff Secretary Dates: 1976-1981 Quantity: 125 linear feet open for research, 300 containers Identification: Accession Number: 80-1 Archival Research Catalog (ARC) Identification Number: 1099 Finding Aids Scope and Content The files consist of correspondence, memoranda, notes, speeches, briefing material, daily schedules, press releases, photographs, newspaper clippings, and …
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Frequently Requested Information About the Carters Expand All Collapse All Do you have a list of National Security Council meetings held during the Carter Administration? (Note: This information was taken from the President's Daily Diary , index by meeting type.) 1/22/77 1/27/77 2/23/77 3/3/77 3/22/77 4/27/77 8/15/78 9/1/78 9/2/78 10/6/78 12/18/78 6/5/79 6/22/79 9/5/79 12/4/79 12/19/79 12/28/79 1/2/80 3/18/80 3/31/80 4/7/80 4/11/80 9/12/80 9/24/80 9/29/80 12/7/80 12/17/80 Do you have a list of key …
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Museum Highlights Museum Highlights What is it like to be President? What was a "typical" day like for President Carter during his administration? Come visit the Museum to find out! You can view the dramatic “Day in the Life of the President” presentation on thirteen-foot-tall screens in a unique rotunda setting. Seating is available. Other highlights include a life-size replica of the Oval Office , a walk-through cabin-style exhibit setting showcasing information on the crucial Camp David Meetings, unique …
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Ask an Archivist Submit a reference request through the Ask an Archivist form. A reference request is an inquiry made to the Library and Museum from an individual looking for help with a research question or topic of interest. Staff can provide virtual reference support as well as fulfill requests for orders of reproduction of records. For in-depth research we suggest hiring an independent researcher or making an appointment to visit our Research Room. You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. …
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Suggested Ways to Use the Material This material can be used in many different ways. You may want to choose other teaching strategies besides those outlined in this material. Some of the documents have special notes on them. You may want to cover the notes when making photocopies for your students. ( Note : You may find it helpful to make a set of the documents as photocopy masters and then laminate another set for your own use.) To begin, provide each student with a copy of Sheet 1 . This is a good …
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Searching for History - Sheet 1 Searching for History Think of three sources of historical information and list them below. __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ Sources of historical information are called primary or secondary . Primary sources are those created by eyewitnesses to an event or who were part of that event. Secondary sources are those created by a person who was not present at …
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Looking at Documents - Sheet 2 Type of Document (Check one): ___ Newspaper ___ Memorandum ___ Report ___ Other 2. Document Markings Letterhead_________________________________ Typed or Handwritten_________________________ Seals_____________________________________ Notations_________________________________ "Received" Stamp___________________________ Other things_________________________________ 3. Date of Document___________________________________________________ 4. Author (or creator) of …
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Background Information For Teachers The following chronology gives some background about the Panama Canal Treaty of 1903 and the subsequent building of the Canal. At great political risk, President Carter countered decades of "ugly Americanism" by negotiating treaties with Panama for the return of the Canal and then by steering those treaties through the Senate ratification process. Chronology EARLY EFFORTS. Clayton-Bulwar Treaty of 1850. United States and Great Britain agree to joint control of a canal …