Credit: (Submitted photo)
This portrait for an event at The Carter Center in Atlanta shows (from left) Paul Estep, former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, former President Jimmy Carter, and Crissy Estep, director WVU International Studies.
Credit: (Submitted photo)
During a trip to Plains, Georgia, in 2017, Paul Estep (left) and his son, William Carter Estep, talk with former First Lady Rosalynn Carter and former President Jimmy Carter.
Credit: West Virginia University
Crissy Estep, director, WVU International Studies Program, and director, WVU Honors Experiential and Community Engaged Learning Program
Credit: West Virginia University
Jorge Atiles, associate vice president and dean, WVU Division for Land-Grant Engagement
Credit: (Courtesy photo/West Virginia and Regional History Center)
U.S. Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-W.Va.) shakes hands with President Jimmy Carter in the Oval Office.
Credit: (Courtesy photo/West Virginia and Regional History Center)
President Jimmy Carter signed this photo for U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefelller (D-W.Va.) who is on the right.
Credit: West Virginia University
Jay Cole, senior advisor to WVU President Gordon Gee, Truman faculty advisor
Credit: (Courtesy photo/West Virginia and Regional History Center)
President Jimmy Carter, alongside Vice President Walter Mondale, greets U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-W.Va.) at the White House during a dinner for early Carter supporters.
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