Andrew Low House

John S. Norris
1849






East elevation, Abercorn Street, overlooking Lafayette Square

This classically restrained house was built for Andrew Low, a wealthy Savannah merchant. His son William Low inherited the house a few months before marrying Juliette Gordon. After her husband died, Juliette founded the Girl Scouts of America in the reception room of this house.
 

The south facade with decorative ironwork

 

Details of balcony ironwork on the front and porch ironwork on the south facade



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