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Buildings

Read about the history of the buildings on Capitol Campus that house a variety of state agencies, boards, and committees.

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A wide shot of the 1500 Jefferson building, which is a six-floor office building with a predominantly white exterior and large, dark windows. There are small green trees and green grass surrounding the driveway leading to the building's entrance.

1500 Jefferson Building

A wide shot of the Capitol Court Building, which is a four-story stone building with large blue doors and an American flag waving on the roof. The words "Thurston County Court House" are inscribed in the stone near the top of the building, and there is a blue sign with gold lettering in the foreground that says, "Capitol Court, 1110 Capitol Way South."

Capitol Court Building

A view of the Employment Security Department Building entrance from the southwest. The three-story building is made of white and brown stone, and the walkway leading to the entrance is lined with green trees and flowering bushes.

Employment Security Building

Governor's Mansion in the fall, a red-brick Georgian period building.

Governor's Mansion

A view of the front of the Helen Sommers Building, a square-shaped building is made of white stone, black metal window frames, and silver metal poles at the entrance. The sidewalk around the building is lined with small trees and other small plants.

Helen Sommers Building

A wide shot of the front of the Highways-Licenses Building, which is five stories tall and made of white and brown stone. A concrete pathway lined with grass, trees, and light posts leads to the building's entrance.

Highways-Licenses Building

The front of the Insurance Building, which was built with white stone in a classical architecture style. Eight cylinder-shaped pillars frame the entrance to the building, and the bronze Winged Victory Monument stands tall in the roundabout in front of the building.

Insurance Building

An aerial view of the Newhouse Building from the south side. Parts of the West Campus lawn and the Capitol Group buildings are visible in the background. Photo courtesy of TVW.

Irving R. Newhouse Building

The front of the Dolliver Building, which is a rectangular stone building with Greek-style columns and large windows. Flagpoles waving the Washington State Flag and American Flag, along with flowering trees and bushes, stand in front of the building.

James M. Dolliver Building

A view of the Joel Pritchard State Library's front side, which is mainly made of white stone with large glass walls. A fountain, a sundial, four metal park benches, and various green bushes are in front of the building.

Joel Pritchard State Library

The entrance to the John Cherberg Building.

John A. Cherberg Building

John O'Brien Building with blooming Cherry trees in the foreground

John L. O'Brien Building

A wide shot of the Legislative Building on a sunny day, with flag poles in front of it and large green trees surrounding it.

Legislative Building

A wide shot of the Natural Resources Building, one of the largest buildings on Capitol Campus, which is predominantly made of concrete. The Natural Resources Building parking garage is in the foreground and the Highways-Licenses Building is in the background, with various trees and other plants scattered between the areas.

Natural Resources Building

A concrete path with metal railings leading to the upper entrance of Office Building 2, located on the northwest side of the building. Green trees on the level below this pathway are showing on both sides of it, and there is a metal bench on the right side of the path.

Office Building 2

The main entrance of the Old Capitol Building, which is made of large, grayish-brown stone bricks and has two towers with teal cone-shaped roofs. A flagpole, a statue, and lots of trees are standing around the entrance.

Old Capitol Building

The entrance of the State Archives building, which is a one-story building made with white and brown stone. A stone pathway lined with flowering bushes, small trees, a bench, and light posts leads up to the building entrance.

State Archives Building

A wide shot of the Temple of Justice with three flagpoles and small trees in front of it.

Temple of Justice

The front of the Department of Transportation Building, which is a three-story concrete building with large rectangular pillars framing the entrance. A concrete path lined with shrubs and flowering bushes leads to the entrance.

Transportation Building

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