Washington Governor's Mansion

The Washington Governor's Mansion, located in Olympia, is the official residence of the governor of Washington and showcases stunning Georgian architecture. Built in 1908, the mansion features 19 rooms and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and Capitol Lake. Over the years, it has been home to all governors and their families, with notable historical events including renovations led by Governor Daniel J. Evans and a bat infestation during Governor Gary Locke's tenure. The mansion is adorned with period furnishings and art, making it a significant cultural site. Visitors can appreciate its rich history and architectural beauty while exploring the grounds of the State Capitol campus.