Historic Map - Olympia, WA - 1879
Bird's eye view of the city of Olympia, East Olympia and Tumwater, Puget Sound, Washington Territory, 1879

The city of Olympia, Washington was settled in the early 1840's on the banks of the Puget Sound.  After going through many name changes, the inhabitants settled on the name Olympia in 1851.  In 1853, it became the capital of Washington Territory, and retained the status when Washington entered the Union. This beautiful map provides a look at the early days of the city. Complete reference list below.     Dimensions: 36" x 25"   Item #1W-WA-OL-1879   Shipping Weight: 2 lbs.   PRICE: $34.95
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1. Capitol Building. 2. Public School. 3. Congregational Church. 4. Catholic Church.	5. Masonic Hall. 6. Baptist Church. 7. Unitarian Church. 8. Presbyterian Church.	9. Episcopal Church. 10. Court House. 11. Odd Fellows' Hall 12. Town Hall.	13. Methodist Church 14. Champion Hill. 15. Good Templar's Hall.
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