The Jimmy Carter Library – Carter Center

The Carter Center, in partnership with Emory University, is guided by a fundamental commitment to human rights. Led by President Jimmy Carter, the Center wages Peace worldwide by bringing warring parties to the negotiating table, monitoring elections, safeguarding human rights, and building strong democracies through economic development. The Carter Library houses the papers and history of the Nobel Peace Prize winning ex-President. While here, take the time to learn more about President Carter and his remarkable life.  One of 10 presidential libraries administered by the National Archives & Records Administration, the Jimmy Carter Library and Museumincludes photographs, historical memorabilia from his presidency (1976-1981), an exact replica of the Oval Office, an exhibit of significant events during Carter's life and political career, and the permanent home of the former president's Nobel Peace Prize.