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well, allegheny tebo on twitter asks, did rosalynn work before becoming a full time politician as wife? where was she educated? we're going to learn about that next. we're going to visit the town of plains, georgia. how big is plains? about 600 people. small town when she was there, it was dirt roads. now, the roads are paved, but it doesn't look that much different today than it did back then. and they're probably surprised they ended back up in plains because when they were young, their goal was to get out of small town. well, let's learn more about their early years by visiting plains in this video. how. much has changed here in plains, georgia, since the president and mrs. carter grew up here in the twenties and thirties? if we were to take away this asphalt street here in front of the stores and have a dirt road right frontf them, it would look very similar to a photograph of plains circa 1925. the roads in smith. carter story begins here at this house. she lived here with her mom and dad, two brothers and a sister. and one of her favorite memories of this house is when her dad wo