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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm

Historic Lord Mansion & Coach House

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Historic Lord Mansion & Coach House

Lord Mansion is a unique historic mansion in Olympia available for rent for weddings, retreats, meetings, workshops, and other social engagements.
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11/01/2023

Speedy, the Evergreen Geoduck Mascot, visited with kids at the 2nd annual Monster Mansion at The Historic Lord Mansion & Coach House yesterday! Speedy and the college staff loved seeing everyone in their costumes.

10/30/2023

Stop by with your kiddos for some treats and a picture with Speedy!

For the SECOND time ever, Evergreen will welcome trick-or-treaters to the historic Lord Mansion in Olympia’s Capitol neighborhood. “Monster Mansion” will be decorated for the Halloween season and students, staff, and faculty volunteers will be onsite with the college’s mascot, Speedy the Geoduck, to hand out goodie bags!

Stop by the Monster Mansion between 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 31, to grab some candy and learn more about Evergreen’s undergrad, grad and professional studies programs!

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11/01/2022

The Evergreen State College will host Monster Mansion event Oct. 31 https://hubs.ly/Q01q-9pW0

06/14/2021

A few photos of the simple and elegant decorations from the wedding this past weekend. Congratulations to the beautiful couple, Anna and Derek! Thank you for choosing The Lord Mansion and Coach House for your special day!

05/10/2021

Guess what decided it was time to show itself?

05/05/2021

A few photos from last weekend's beautiful wedding! It was our first wedding of the season and so wonderful to be able to host this amazing couple on their magical day.

05/04/2021

The rhododendrons will be in full bloom in the next week or so. It looks like the peonies have a another week or so before their white bulbs open up too!

Address

211 21st Avenue SW
Olympia, WA
98501

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.evergreen.edu/lordmansion

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The Elegant and Historic Lord Mansion

The elegant Lord Mansion, located in the historic South Capitol Neighborhood, is one of Olympia's few genuine mansions.

Lord Mansion was built in 1923 for banker Clarence J. Lord and his wife, Elizabeth. Lord served as Olympia's mayor in 1902-03 and was a supporter of keeping the city of Olympia as the state capital. His wife Elizabeth was a founding member of the local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and was active in many public civic organizations, being remembered for her warm and welcoming home and her generosity to children and students in the community. Daughter Helen was born in 1904 and, one year after graduating from the University of Washington, married bank employee William (Bill) Lucas in 1928.

Lord engaged Olympia architect Joseph Wohleb to design his impressive new home. Wohleb brought a distinct Southwest style to much of his work in south Puget Sound. The Lord Mansion, a Spanish Colonial villa surrounded by lush lawns and evergreen trees, is the grandest of all of Wohleb's stucco-and-tile residential designs. Exterior features include decorative friezes inset in the walls, carved brackets under wide eaves, and an arched formal entry flanked by Doric columns. A matching "coach house" behind the home, complete with chauffeur's quarters upstairs, testifies to C. J. Lord's fondness for large motor cars.