Exploring Georgia's Presidential History: A Summer Road Trip Journey

Come along on a historical journey through Georgia's rich presidential history this summer. Oldest Building on Plains, Georgia: Built in 1888, the Plains Depot stands as the oldest building in Plains, Georgia. This site served as Jimmy Carter's 1976 Presidential Campaign Headquarters, adding to the state's political significance. FDR's Little White House: In 1932, Franklin Delano Roosevelt constructed the Little White House in Warm Springs, Georgia, while still serving as the governor of New York. This architectural gem holds historical importance as the place where FDR stayed prior to his presidential inauguration in 1933. As Georgia emerges as a key player in the 2024 presidential election, reflecting its pivotal role in the 2020 election, it's crucial to revisit its deep-rooted connection to presidential history. Join politics reporter Sam Gringlas on a special Independence Day episode of 'Plugged In: A WABE Politics Podcast' as he embarks on a captivating summer road trip to explore the historical influence of former presidents like Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Georgia's very own Jimmy Carter. Discover the untold stories and unique insights that these towns offer, shedding light on the legacy and impact of past presidents on the Peach State's political landscape.