Bigelow House Museum, 918 Glass Ave NE, ☎ 360-753-1215, . Summer Sat-Sun 1-4pm. Olympia's oldest surviving home, built in 1850s when Washington was a territory. Oregon Trail Pioneers Daniel and Ann Elizabeth Bigelow were early advocates of women's voting rights, public education and the rule of law. Home to the same family until 2005, it contains original furnishings, photos and documents dating back 150+ years.Donation. (47.049847,-122.890983)�
The Washington state capitol building. One of the largest free standing masonry domes in the world.
The Evergreen State College - Public baccalaureate liberal arts college
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Olympia Marina
Olympia has a thriving music community, with frequent local performances by rock, jazz, blues, folk, and other bands. Local noncommercial community radio station KAOS at 89.3 FM (which also streams live at ) features tremendous variety of independent artists, often live in their performance studio. The station is on the campus of The Evergreen State College.
Capital Playhouse, 612 E. 4th Avenue, ☎ +1-360.943.2744. Plays shows like Sweeney Todd (with Tony award winner Jarrod Emick), 1940's Radio Hour, 6 Women with Braindeath or Expiring Minds want to Know, Side Show, and Man of La Mancha. �
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