What you need to know
- The 29th president died at his home in Plains, Georgia on December 29 at the age of 100.
- Jimmy Carter, America’s longest-serving president, was remembered for his commitment to humanitarian causes, which continued long after his time in the White House.
- Since Saturday, thousands of Americans have visited the Carter Presidential Center in Atlanta, where his body rests.
- On Tuesday, his casket was transported to Washington, D.C. for the continuation of a multi-day state funeral.
- His remains will be transported in a horse-drawn carriage to the United States Capitol, where he will lie in state in the Rotunda.
- Visitors will be able to pay their respects while he remains under the surveillance of a military guard of honor.
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