The Juliette Gordon Low House is a museum located at the birthplace of Girl Scout founder of the same name.

Savannah has so much to do and see in way of history! If you have ties to Girl Scouts, whether having been one yourself or because your child is one, this is a great place to visit! The museum is her birthplace, left relatively untouched except for the maintenance needed to keep up with aging, so it gives scouts and parents alike a chance to step back into history.  

The guided tour is the only way to see the house, outside of a booked Girl Scout Experience. With the tour, you're put with a knowledgable guide who will walk you through the home and give you detailed information about what you're exploring and the legacy Juliette left for the Girl Scouts. The tour will last about one hour and take you throughout each room in the house, with an opportunity to ask questions and explore. It was very engaging for the whole family. However, it may be too much with very young ones! The house has multiple floors, and stairs are the primary passageways between them; there are elevators available for use as needed, but it is recommended not to bring strollers as it will limit your mobility while visiting. 

The tour will end at the library, where there are interactive experiences to discover more that the Girl Scouts organization does. You will have your chance to write to leave your mark. 

If you're choosing to visit as part of a Troop Experience, there are full details to accompany this activity, as it will give the girls a more hands on approach to visiting.  

And best of all, pair this with an exclusive badge when you Discover Daisy's Savannah!