Museums aren't all dust-covered shelves and dull displays. Stop by Girl Scout First Headquarters and be inspired, educated and entertained. Every piece has a story waiting for you to uncover.

Girl Scout First Headquarters is the perfect place to begin your day of discovery in Historic Downtown Savannah. This museum comes recommended by fellow travelers, but it's not the only spot to see here. Allow time for other attractions like Forsyth Park, River Street, and Savannah College of Art and Design to fully experience what the area has to offer.

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