I used to be in Girl Scouts, so this museum was really interesting. There's a tour guide there. It is supposed to be haunted by Juliette Gordon Low. more

The house is beautiful and the tour was very informative and worth the small entrance fee. more

No, this isn't a review of ghost lore... My daughter and I signed up as independent Girl Scouts a few years ago and quickly found the administration to be relatively stifling and the organization of events and gatherings was fairly lackluster. And needlessly said, as a result, participation is almost non-existent. We tried to visit our council museum one time,... more

You have to go. I learned a lot about the birth of the Girl Scouts that I never knew and have a whole new appreciation for the organization and the time I spend in it. more

I recently visited Georgia because my youngest daughter graduated from the U.S. Customs Academy as an Inspector. While there she and I spent a day in Savannah. I had wanted to visit the Juliette Low birthplace since I was a Brownie Girl Scout. It took me 47 years, but I finally got there. What an interesting place to hear the... more

Our Cadette GS Troop traveled here after nearly a year and a half of planning. When our scout survey was filled out, the best loved part of our trip to Savannah was the Special Interest Session, at Birthplace - we did Victorian Venture. The scouts (and adults) dressed in Victorian skirts, and served or were served tea and cookies. Learning... more

We spent several days exploring Savannah. This house is absolutely beautiful, and we learned a lot about Juliette. However, take one of the haunted tours and learn about the ghosts that haunt this home! The guides aren't allowed to discuss anything about the ghostly goings-on, but there are at least three ghosts! more