Juliette Gordon Low
founder of the Girl Scouts (1860–1927)
Biography
Juliette Gordon Low was born in Savannah, Georgia, in 1860 and died in 1927. She worked as an artist and writer. Low founded Girl Scouts of the USA after joining the Girl Guide movement in England, where she formed her own group of Girl Guides in 1911, drawing inspiration from Robert Baden-Powell's Scout Movement.
Occupation
Juliette Gordon Low is recorded as a artist and a writer, born in Georgia (1860–1927).
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