The Temple of Justice and State Library are open to the public Monday through Friday. The Governor's Mansion, also on the Capitol Group, is not open to the public. The museum, located in a Spanish-style mansion which was home to Olympia mayor Clarence Lord, offers exhibits on the history of Olympia as a territorial and state capitol. Other exhibits focus on the history of local Native American tribes and on early pioneer settlements in the area. Closed Mondays and major state holidays.
Admission is charged.
Exhibits include a walk-through human body and a woodland environment exhibit. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 to 5. The state's second largest farmer's market, after Pike Place Market in Seattle. Located at 700 North Capitol Way, near the waterfront. In addition to produce and flowers, booths sell crafts, fresh-baked goods, and fresh seafood.