As Jimmy Carter turns 100, a look at his Philadelphia legacy

✈️ Flashback: During a presidential visit to Philly in 1980, Carter hosted a town hall meeting at Temple University and gave a speech on foreign policy to the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia, according to archives.

• He also stopped by Philly that same year while campaigning for re-election.

📚 More recently in 2015, he visited the Free Library, where he posed for photos with then-Mayor Michael Nutter and signed copies of his memoir, "A Full Life: Reflections at Ninety."

What's ahead: Celebrations are planned in his hometown of Plains, Ga., but his son says Carter only cares about living long enough to cast his absentee ballot.