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[...] On our journey to Savannah, my daughter who is a Brownie in the Girl Scouts, was so excited to visit the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace and to get her pin and patch for [...]

[...] William Washington Gordon, who was the grandfather of Juliette Gordon Low, the founder of the Girl Scouts. William Washington Gordon had also been a Mayor of Savannah prior to taking on his role with [...]

As you enter the front door of the Pirates’ House Restaurant in Savannah, GA, you step back in time. The multiple dining rooms bring you back to the [...]

The goal of Family Time Traveler is to make history fun for kids. We have created activities for children of all ages to complete to enforce the major [...]

[...] an opportunity to learn historical facts while having fun is part of our mission here at Family Time Travelers. These kid activity sheets for the Juliette Gordon Low home, will help children learn the [...]

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[...] 1818 and 1821 for the mayor of Savannah, James Moore Wayne. The majority of homes in the Savannah area were constructed in much the same way and known as “Savannah Boxes”. The differences between [...]

[...] Juliette Gordon Low, Savannah, and the Girl Scouts. Her home can be easily accessed from the Trolley tours that go through the historical district of Savannah. Juliette Gordon Low is most famously [...]

[...] inside the home that are breathtaking. You can read the Andrew Low House via any of the Trolley Tours. It is located right across from Lafayette … Read More The post The Andrew Low House in [...]

[...] , my daughter who is a Brownie in the Girl Scouts, was so excited to visit the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace and to get her pin and patch for her uniform. I was a Brownie as well for a short [...]

[...] , got them involved and they learned what it was really like to live 150 years ago. The Junior Ranger Program through our National Park System often provides hands on learning opportunities to bring [...]

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[...] The Andrew Low House is a must when touring Historic Savannah. The home not only has a lot of history associated with it, it has a lot of artifacts inside [...]