Okay, so this place aims at Girl Scouts and former Girl Scouts and will spend much of the time focusing on this chapter of Juliette's life. Understandable. Having said that, it was interesting to learn more about the well known institution and to learn more about the character that was Juliette Gordon Low. I like someone who is a little... More

The tour of the home was interesting. The history of the founder of the Girl Scouts and her family was well told by our guide.

We went there on the last minute and loved it. Learned so much about how Girl Scouts started and about Juliette's family and how she decided to start GS.

A little disappointed that the entire house was covered in scaffolding as it was being renovated, but a great lesson on th efounder of Girl Scouts USA

What amazed me the most is how talented Juliette Low was. Her sculptures, wood carving, and other artwork were lovely and exhibited her skills and self-confidence. I also appreciated perusing her library collection.

The entire outside structure is being renovated right now and hopefully will be completed sometime in 2013. The inside is still able to tour and was excellent to see the time period of when Juliette was born. The docents were very knowledgeable.

Although under renovation, we had a great tour and the house is beautiful. There are many authentic items that made one "step back in time." We were allowed to get up close to all the furnishings and the tour guide was very good.

My girls loved the JGL birthplace, but were disappointed to not be able to touch anything. They were very impressed by all the artwork filling the house that was done by JGL. Thank you for the kind tour guides - so sweet to my troop.

It was great to learn about her childhood in this home, but what was more interesting was to learn of her artist skills. There are multiple sculptures and paintings throughout the home done by Juliette.