These 15 Pieces Of Architectural Brilliance in Washington Could WOW Anyone
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Nikki Cleveland
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We pass by tons of buildings every day, but every once in awhile you come across one designed by a true artist. We even boast some magnificent Castles in Washington! Of course, there’s not enough time to list all of the beautiful structures in our state, but here are 15 that are seriously impressive:
Escape in a great novel here downtown, or just stand out front and be amazed!
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According to their website, this structure is located in the Historic Commercial District in Port Townsend, and has three floors which are currently planned for a full historic rehabilitation as part of the Hastings Building/Hastings Landing Project.
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A peaceful temple located in the tri-cities.
While you're in the area, be sure to also stop by the Museum of Glass or Tacoma Dome for more architectural splendor.
Roland G. Gamwell made a fortune from the real estate boom in the late 1800s and hired two innovative architects to meticulously build his home.
You'll likely do a double-take of this unique cathedral in Seattle.
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Originally designed in 1897 for a mining millionaire, this mansion has served as a restaurant for many years. It was eventually bought by a law firm, though it is available for private events, like receptions, small luncheons, dinner parties or weddings.
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This Romanesque-style establishment was built in the 1890s in Port Townsend.
The Capitol moved out in 1928, and the current property has served as an office for the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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This library offers great reads on the University of Washington campus!
There are so many elegant structures in this city in Jefferson County!
This isn't your typical community college facility on the exterior, but you'll find amazing educational programs offered inside.
Also known as Lowe State Theatre, this performing arts venue puts on some fabulous shows!
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This 1901 Victorian-style building in Eastern Washington was designed by the brilliant architect, Charles Burggraf.
Check out the one-of-a-kind music & sci-fi exhibits here in Seattle!
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