From 1849 until 1927, Andrew Low, his family, and his descendants occupied this elegant home on LaFayette Square in Savannah. Andrew's son William inherited the house upon his death in 1886. That same year he married Juliette Gordon, who in 1912 would create the group that would later become known as the Girl Scouts of America. You can read all about the family's history on this website, but there is no substitute for visiting the Andrew Low House in person. Tours led by professional docents are offered daily except Thursdays, when the house is closed.