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FreeA massive 1926 Sears building reborn as a food hall, shops and a rooftop amusement park right on the BeltLine.

Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum is a museum in Atlanta, GA, part of the Atlanta guide. Cost: under $25.
441 John Lewis Freedom Pkwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 · Atlanta, GA
On a hilltop with one of the city's best skyline views, the 39th president's museum traces Jimmy Carter's road from a Plains peanut farm to the White House and through decades of humanitarian work afterward. Step into a full-scale replica of his Oval Office, see the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize, and browse exhibits on the 1976 campaign and the Camp David Accords. The parklike grounds and Japanese garden outside are free to stroll.
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A massive 1926 Sears building reborn as a food hall, shops and a rooftop amusement park right on the BeltLine.
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Inman Park's 1920s stove-works food hall, ramen to barbecue, steps from the BeltLine and the mural-covered Krog Street Tunnel.
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Walk the Sweet Auburn blocks where Dr. King was born, preached and now rests, one of America's most moving free experiences.
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Walk through galleries on the American Civil Rights Movement, Dr. King's papers and human rights struggles around the globe.
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