# Andrew Low House Museum

> Historic house museum in Savannah, Georgia giving life to local, national, and international history

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- [Home](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/): The Andrew Low House Museum in Savannah, GA is a nationally known 1840s historic home and garden situated on one of the most beautiful Savannah historic sites.
- [Groups & Tours](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/visit/groups-tours/): Groups & Tours Group Reservations We welcome groups to the Andrew Low House Museum! Whether you are planning to visit the house as part of a family reunion, a church group, a scout troop, or on a bus tour, we’d love to host you! In order to get the group rate of $13 per person,
- [Admission & Hours](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/visit/admission-hours/): Welcome to the Andrew Low House Museum, a premier architectural Savannah historic home tours destination. We are open seven days a week and offer a guided tour.
- [Donate](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/give/donate/): Donate The Andrew Low House Museum is a not-for-profit history and decorative arts museum that relies on support from donors like you. Your donation strengthens our mission of sharing the story of the Low Family, the enslaved people who lived and labored here, and the associated individuals – all are a part of the rich
- [Partnerships](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/about-us/partnerships/): Partnerships The Andrew Low House Museum collaborates with two other distinguished museums in Savannah, the Davenport House Museum and Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, to offer a Pioneers in Preservation Pass. These three historic houses played a vital role in the preservation movement in Savannah and today play an active and dynamic role in
- [Getting Here](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/visit/getting-here/): Andrew Low House is located on Lafayette Square. Parking is available at on-street meters. Enter through Courtyard in the rear of the home on Charlton or East Macon St.
- [Visit](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/visit/): The Andrew Low House Museum is consistently named one of the best Savannah museums. Nestled in the heart of the Historic District, it’s a must-see attraction!
- [Contact](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/contact/): Contact To contact the Andrew Low House Museum, please use the form below, email info@andrewlowhouse.com, or call (912) 233-1828. SEND [aioseo_local_business_info] Get Directions [aioseo_local_opening_hours label=”Museum Hours”] Buy Tickets
- [Thank You](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/give/donate/thank-you/): Thank You Thank you for your donation; it provides general operating support for the Museum and is 100% tax deductible. Your generosity helps us fulfill our mission and meet our goals of preservation and education!
- [Programs & Events](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/explore/programs-events/): Programs & Events Enjoy fun programs and unique event opportunities at the Museum! SAVE THE DATE November 11-14 Save the date for an enriching, multi-day event presented by the Andrew Low House Museum, the Davenport House Museum, and Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum. This program aims to recognize the lasting cultural and artistic impact
- [Friends of ALHM](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/give/friends-of-alhm/): Friends of ALHM Friends of the Andrew Low House is the Museum’s yearly membership program. By joining Friends you receive free admission and discounts on Museum Shop merchandise as well as discounts to select programs, according to membership level. As a not-for-profit history and decorative arts museum, we rely on support from Friends to help
- [Rent Our Space](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/contact/rent-our-space/): Rent Our Space The Courtyard Garden The Courtyard Garden of the Museum is available to rent for small parties and ceremonies. This space is ideal for cocktail, or wine and cheese parties, as well as small wedding ceremonies. The Courtyard Garden can hold up to fifty people comfortably. Bookings must be made at least thirty
- [Staff](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/contact/staff/): Staff Andrew Low House Museum329 Abercorn StreetSavannah, GA 31401(912) 233-1828 Executive Director Rebecca Eddins Staff Chris SergiEducation & Programs Manager Margaret ChapmanBookkeeper Stephanie LynchNSCDA-GA Executive Administrative Assistant Danielle Oke​Assistant Collections Registrar Ginger VarnerMarketing & Sales Manager Mary StricklerSales Associate James Gibbons, Jr.Facilities Maintenance Nathaniel HodgesFacilities Maintenance
- [Museum History and Governance](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/about-us/museum-history-and-governance/): Museum History and Governance A Message from the Executive Director Welcome to the Andrew Low House Museum website. If this is your first opportunity to get to know us, I invite you to explore this site and learn more about our history and our offerings. The house is named after its original owner, Andrew Low
- [Corporate Giving](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/give/corporate-giving/): Corporate Giving Corporate Membership Corporate Sponsorship Corporate membership gives your company, employees, and clients the opportunity to experience a unique part of the cultural history in the heart of Savannah’s historic district. It also provides a discount for rental of the Museum’s beautiful Courtyard and also an adjacent 1888 historic home on Abercorn Street. Every
- [Girl Scout Connection](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/about-us/girl-scout-connection/): Girl Scout Connection “Daisy” Over a century ago, before women had the right to vote, Juliette Gordon Low launched what later became a worldwide movement, the Girl Scouts. Encouraging girls to embrace their intellect, their athleticism, and their unique individuality was, at the time, a somewhat radical idea. Juliette Magill Gordon Low was born in
- [Our Neighborhood](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/explore/our-neighborhood/): Our Neighborhood Within a ten minute walk from the Andrew Low House Museum you will find many of Savannah’s most popular attractions, as well as great restaurants, bookstores, and museums! Here are some of our favorites: Just a few steps from the Museum across Lafayette Square, you will find the Cathedral Basilica of St. John
- [Historical Figures](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/explore/historical-figures/): Historical Figures theLOW FAMILY theMILLEDGES ASSOCIATED PEOPLE The Low Family Like many people during the mid-nineteenth century, the Lows knew both great joy and severe loss. Sarah Cecil Hunter Low died in 1849 from complications after a miscarriage shortly before construction on the home was completed. Five years later, Andrew Low and Mary Cowper Stiles
- [The Garden](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/explore/the-garden/): Home, Collections & Gardensthe HOMEthe COLLECTIONSthe GARDENRelax in the shade of the Courtyard Garden and stroll through the lovely Formal Garden. The Historic Formal Garden In harmony with the house, the formal garden is refined yet welcoming. Situated in the front of the property overlooking Lafayette Square, it retains its original 1849 structure and is
- [The Collections](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/explore/the-collections/): Home, Collections & Gardensthe HOMEthe COLLECTIONSthe GARDENThe Museum proudly exhibits and preserves one of the finest collections of 19th century furnishings related to the history of Savannah and Georgia. Thoughtfully Collecting Carefully displayed to reflect how the house would have been originally furnished and used during the 1850s and 1860s, the collection helps to offer
- [The Home](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/explore/the-home/): Home, Collections & Gardensthe HOMEthe COLLECTIONSthe GARDEN“I write from the most comfortable quarters I have ever had in the United States…in the house of my friend, Andrew Low.” William Makepeace Thackeray~ 1856 A Charming Entrance Andrew Low’s elegant three-story home, completed in 1849, is an outstanding example of mid-19th century residential architecture. The grand, yet
- [The Museum Shop](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/visit/museum-shop/): The Museum Shop Conveniently located at the Visitor Entry through the Courtyard, the Museum Shop serves the local community and visitors to the Andrew Low House Museum. The shop offers an extensive variety of items related to the history of the home. Savannah and the rich history of Georgia are represented through books and memorabilia.
- [Give](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/give/): Ways to Give Help Keep Georgia History Alive with Your Support of the Museum. Your Support Matters An unrestricted donation, no matter how small, helps preserve our history, our property, and sustain employment for our dedicated staff. While admission and other earned income is very limited during these uncertain times, we sincerely appreciate your gift.
- [About Us](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/about-us/): About Us A treasured destination for visitors and locals alike, the Andrew Low House Museum is rich in history and a vital part of Savannah’s historic district community. Museum History and Governance Learn more about the history of our unique property and the legacy of careful stewardship that has preserved the Andrew Low House for
- [Explore](https://www.andrewlowhouse.com/explore/): Explore Explore the historic Andrew Low House and tranquil gardens to learn more about this Savannah gem rooted in local, regional, and national history. Home, Collections & Gardens From the classic architecture, to the carefully displayed furnishings, to the elegance of the gardens, Savannah’s history is preserved in every element of the Andrew Low House