As Jimmy Carter lay in repose in Atlanta, mourners kept coming well after dark

For the last two days, the Carter Presidential Center in Atlanta has been open at all hours while former President Jimmy Carter lies in repose. 

In the first 24 hours, more than 10,000 came to say goodbye. And they kept coming — late into the night.

By 10 p.m. Sunday, the daytime crowds had thinned. Big lights illuminated mostly quiet security queues. Otherwise, the grounds turned dark and still. But even at the late hour, a steady stream of mourners crossed the wooded campus to pay their respects.