Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, National Historic Landmark
Museum, Gift Store, and Monument
Historic District-North, Savannah
"Fascinating history, passionate tour guides, and beautiful rooms."(4 Tips)
"Home of Juliette Gordon Low, Founder of the Girl Scouts."(3 Tips)
"... when she was a Daisy). The guides were remarkable and so much..."(2 Tips)
"Savannah’s first National Historic Landmark."(2 Tips)
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Mr_TreeOctober 6, 2012What a great tour!! Tour guide was great and very knowledgable! This is definitely a must do while in Savannah. It's not all about the Girl Scouts... Lots and lots of history!!
EmyleeJuly 2, 2012Love getting to see Juliette's birthplace. Wanted to see it since I joined scouts 22 years ago. I've learned so much about her since visiting Savannah. A must see!!!
- MarieClaireNovember 12, 2010Tucked away in this southern city lies the birthplace of Girl Scout founder and women’s advocate Juliette Gordon Low. The house, built in 1821, was Savannah’s first National Historic Landmark.
- Stephanie RNovember 10, 2012Have waited 9 years to visit (I became a leader for my daughter when she was a Daisy). The guides were remarkable and so much was learned. Took 9th graders, who r already planning next trip!
- Explore GeorgiaJanuary 31, 2013The Juliette Low Birthplace was the FIRST National Historic Landmark in Savannah. Home of Juliette Gordon Low, Founder of the Girl Scouts.
Lynora ContiMarch 26, 2016The tour was wonderful and led by a gold award recipient. Highly recommend!
Pete MitchellJuly 27, 2013Lorette got to see where her hero came from and has the pin! Can't wait to take Rose to Savannah and maybe her parents some day :)
Visit SavannahJanuary 28, 2012Visit this architectural and cultural treasure to learn more about the remarkable life and enduring legacy of Girl Scouts' founder, Juliette Gordon Low, better known as "Daisy"
- Heather JonesOctober 14, 2011Highly recommend the tour! Fascinating history, passionate tour guides, and beautiful rooms.
Originally built for Judge James Moore Wayne. This neoclassical style, Regency period house is a possible William Jay design.
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Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, National Historic Landmark
10 E Oglethorpe Ave (at Bull Street)
Savannah, GA 31401
United States
Savannah, GA 31401
United States
Closed until 10:00 AM tomorrow (Show more)
- Mon–Sat
- 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
(912) 233-4501
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"Wonderful historic site."
Michael Zickefoose - 8.6
"Our guide was very knowledgable and hospitable. It was interesting to learn about the tie between the Low family and Robert E Lee."
Anita Bailey - 8.2
"What a great way to spend a few hours. A great museum and a stop for a drink in the speakeasy afterwards is a must."
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