Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace Museum

The Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace stands out with its Regency-style architecture and the distinctive cast-iron balconies that wrap around the second floor. Built in the eighteen-twenties, this home became the starting point for the Girl Scouts of the United States. In nineteen-twelve, Juliette Gordon Low gathered eighteen girls in her carriage house to begin the first troop. She repurposed her own life experiences to ensure girls gained self-reliance and outdoor skills, ultimately changing how millions of young women navigated the world.