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329 Abercorn St. Juliette Gordon Low, Andrew Low’s daughterin-law, lived here during the early formation of the Girl Scouts andrewlowhouse.com
Whitaker St.
Shopping in the Downtown Design District? Carve out some time for these nearby historic house museums
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W. Oglethorpe Ave.
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GREEN-MELDRIM HOUSE
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SORREL WEED HOUSE
CHIPPEWA SQUARE
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W. Harris St.
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1 MADISON SQUARE
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HARPER FOWKLES HOUSE
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JULIETTE GORDON LOW BIRTHPLACE
W. Taylor St. MONTEREY SQUARE
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MERCER-WILLIAMS HOUSE MUSEUM
429 Bull St. Designed for Johnny Mercer’s great-grandfather, this ca. 1860 home was owned by Jim Williams (and was the scene of the crime — see page 123) mercerhouse.com
Abercorn St.
Bull St.
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14 W. Macon St. This lavish, Gothic Revival home served as Gen. Sherman’s Civil War headquarters stjohnssav.org
6 W. Harris St. The 19th-century home boasts a striking, Caribbean color plus a reputation for paranormal activity sorrelweedhouse.com
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W. Liberty St.
ANDREW LOW HOUSE MUSEUM
230 Barnard St. Charles B. Cluskey designed this Orleans Square beauty (he also designed the Sorrel Weed House) chsgeorgia.org/hfh
10 E. Oglethorpe Ave. Juliette, known as “Daisy,” was born here, part of the Girl Scout First Headquarters juliettegordonlowbirthplace.org
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