Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace

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Student Projects

Students across the United States and around the globe write reports about Juliette Gordon Low, one of our nation’s most influential women. Here is a helpful packet of materials for your student projects.

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Hours of Operation
- November – February
  - Mon. - Tues., Thurs. - Sat.: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
  - Wed.: closed
  - Sun: 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  - Closed First 2 weeks in January, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, December 26th, New Year's Eve
  - Closed November 5, 2011 for Rock 'n Roll marathon
  - Special Wednesday opening on Wednesday, December 28.
  March – October
  - Mon.-Sat.: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
  - Sun: 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
  - Closed St.Patrick's Day, Easter, Independence Day
  One Hundred Years of Girl Scouting -- 1912 -2012
  For information about Birthplace 100th anniversary events, Birthplace Girl Scout troop programs specially for the 100th anniversary, and special events sponsored by the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia
Donate Today!
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There's an App for That...
- Now available in the App Store, the Birthplace Visitor's Companion app. Get access to maps, events & tour information with our handy app.
  
  Download The App Here
Upcoming Events
- Join us at the Birthplace for a series of topical events and tours.
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THIS PLACE MATTERS
- Join with the National Trust For Historic Preservation to honor your favorite places and make a call to protect, enhance and enjoy the places that matter to all of us.
One Amazing Troop
- check out our new feature called "One Amazing Troop" which highlights some of the accomplishments of a few of the troops who visit. Interested in being featured? Contact us with your story!
Did You Know?
- Girl Scouts of the USA currently has nearly four million members in hte united States and in USA Girl Scouts overseas.
  
  In 1948, President Harry S. Truman signed a bill authorizing a stamp in honor of Juliette Gordon Low.
  
  In 1954, Savannah honored Juliette Gordon Low by naming a public school for her.
Visit the Store
- Visit our store to view our line of Birthplace items. Mark your trip to the Birthplace with a memento that will last a lifetime!
  - BIRTHPLACE 100TH ANN...
  - JGLB Pins & Patches ...
  View a Sample of our Merchandise
Make a Request
- Looking for a particular image? Visit our Archive Request Form to contact us with your photography needs.
  Archive Request Form
Map of Downtown Savannah
- Get a quick orientation to historic downtown Savannah, Georgia as well as find the Birthplace location in reference to the many historic Squares in Savannah.
  - Savannah Map
Our Brochures
- Click on the title to download these PDF files!
Want to make a reservation?
- We have a convenient online form for making a reservation for a Birthplace Visit. If you need to change an existing reservation, e-mail info@juliettegordonlowbirthplace.org, or call us at 912-233-4501.
Girl Scout Alumnae Association
- Are you one of the 50 miliion individuals influenced by your Girl Scouting Experience?
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Juliette Gordon Low Blog
- Stacy Cordery is one of 5 authors completing a biography of Juliette Gordon Low. Her blog contains interesting, amusing, or odd bits about Daisy Low and her world that are fun to know!