Jimmy Carter National Historic Site

Working with the National Park Service and the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site team to make sure the community of Archery, Georgia near President Carter’s boyhood home establishes its place in history, Dr. Jackson’s work has Carter’s personal attention. The nation’s 39th president is both excited and supportive of the project and our research efforts in heritage studies.

Research at the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site and surrounding communities—Archery and Plains, Georgia was funded by National Park Service grant no. J5690090007-H5000085095. The project which began in 2009 was led by PI, Dr. Antoinette Jackson.

USF Research at Jimmy Carter National Historic Site

Summer Heritage Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)
2010  Archery, Georgia:  A Thriving Community
View poster slideshow (4 poster slides)

The final project report, “The Ethnohistorical Profile of the African American Community of Archery, Georgia” prepared by Antoinette T. Jackson, Ph.D. with Whitney Goodwin, Justin Hosbey, and Aaron Frost is under review by the National Park Service and will be available soon.

Visit The Jimmy Carter National Historical Site for more information.

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