We chose the audio tour which is on your phone so unless you brought headphones you hear everyone’s at different points. The guided tour is going on also and halls are too small to pass. Bring your patience. It’s kept up nice so you can see a lot.
Andrew Low House Museum
Andrew Low House Museum, 329 Abercorn St, 31401 Savannah, Georgia
Details
- Address
- Andrew Low House Museum, 329 Abercorn St, 31401 Savannah, Georgia
- Phone
- +1 9122336854
- Web
- www.andrewlowhouse.com/
- Category
- Status
- Closed, opens tomorrow at 12:00
In Savannah, Andrew Low House Museum belongs to the Museum category. The public rating is 4.6/5 from 2 041 reviews. The listed address is 329 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31401, United States. Listed features include Identifies as women-owned, On-site services, Active military discounts. Time-sensitive opening hours and contact details should be confirmed on the linked official website before visiting.
Amenities & features
Amenities
- Offers tours
- Wi-Fi
Children
- Discounts for kids
- Good for kids
Crowd
- Family friendly
From the business
- Identifies as women-owned
Highlights
- Active military discounts
Offerings
- Gift shop
Parking
- Paid street parking
Payments
- Admission fee
Planning
- Getting tickets in advance recommended
Service options
- On-site services
Visitor notes
The ticket lady very sweet , Frank our tour guide Very knowledgeable and friendly. Spent a hour with us & we learned a lot ! One important** Note , NO restroom available so use facilities at Forsythe Park cafe or Port a Potties . Only 5 blocks to Andrew Low House. Also there are stairs to climb !. Parking lot on Abercorn by Park & House is N on Abercorn. If walking please take a few minutes to walk Jones street blocks !! Gorgeous neighborhood
Beautiful home inside and out. Remember, no flash photography and don't touch anything except for the handrails.
Exceptional house tour, and we've done a few. Ed is the tour guide you want for this beautiful home, he really brought it to life.
This was a hard review for me. There's nothing wrong with this place and it's perfectly fine for what it is. If you are into this era of history you'll love it. I'm just not that into it so it was a tad boring for me. We went here as a part of our ghost tour.
Enjoyed the visit during one of the Ghosts of Savannah tours. Didn't care for the "stalkers" who wouldn't let you turn your head to sneeze without being told you can't do that. I'm sure they have their reasons. Would still visit again.
Went on the Ghost adventure tour and was pleased with the stops and total experience. Trolly ride with 2 stops made it nice for those that want a more chill experience. Wife caught some orbs in the house which was totally cool!
NOGS had the Bee Sharps to serenade its tour members and they had beautiful voices! For extra admission, you could tour the house. This is where Juliette Low, founder of Girl Scouts was born.
Opening hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday Closed
- Wednesday Closed
- Thursday Closed
- Friday Closed
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday 12:00–04:00
How do I get there?
Andrew Low House Museum, 329 Abercorn St, 31401 Savannah, Georgia
32.07301° N · 81.09246° W- Address
- Andrew Low House Museum, 329 Abercorn St, 31401 Savannah, Georgia
- City
- Savannah
- Coordinates
- 32.0730147,-81.0924551
Frequently asked questions
When is Andrew Low House Museum open?
Closed, opens tomorrow at 12:00. Hours: Sunday: 12:00–04:00.
What is the phone number for Andrew Low House Museum?
The listed phone number for Andrew Low House Museum is +1 9122336854.
Where is Andrew Low House Museum?
The listed location is Andrew Low House Museum, 329 Abercorn St, 31401 Savannah, Georgia.
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