Wednesday, April 08, 2020

Our Claim to Fame, Plains, Georgia, a week after the 1976 Presidential Election


The weekend  after the 1976 General Election we left our 11 month old son with his grandparents and headed for Plaine, Ga, to see for ourselves what Plains was really like.

Years later Robeerrt Buccellato was putting together a book about Jimmy Carter's Plains, Ga. for Arcadia Press named JIMMY CARTER IN PLAINS, THE PRESIDENTIAL HOMETOWN and asked my permission to use some of my pictures.  I drove a hard bargain.  Bobby had to give me credit by name.  He did.

Note:   As usual if you click on the picture it will get bigger.

The Book

Me, Bobby Buccellato, and Charles Plant (other photographer) signing Plains book at Carter Presidential Center in Atlanta.











The block Jimmy Carter's house is on.


Miss Lillian Carter
At one time she was a Peace Corps nurse.  I observed her several times getting nervous when someone wanted to hug her.  She flatly, without apology, didn't do that.  She would be a good spokesperson for today's epidemic. 



Billy Carter in jacket.












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