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A color painting of Washington State Supreme Court Justice Raquel Montoya-Lewis, who is wearing a feather behind her ear and holding an indigenous drum.
During March tours of the Governor’s Mansion, portraits of three women justices of the Washington State Supreme Court will be exhibited in the mansion ballroom.
Sharon Nyberg shows a group of high school students an energy meter in the basement of the Legislative Building. Steam pipes are visible behind Ms. Nyberg.
Data science students see how classroom principles apply in public facilities.
​A photo showing the front side of the Governor’s Mansion.
In honor of Black History month, the Governor’s Mansion Foundation features large-scale prints of the George Bush series by acclaimed Black artist Jacob Lawrence.