The capital of Washington State is located in Olympia, 60 miles south of Seattle on the southern end of Puget Sound. The capitol buildings resemble those found in our nation's capital in Washington, D.C. The buildings are located on a 55 acre campus of beautifully landscaped lawns and gardens, including a replica of Denmark's Tivoli Fountain. The centerpiece of the Campus is the Legislative Building, a striking Romanesque structure with a Doric colonnaded base rising to a dome encircled by a Corinthian colonnade. The interior is outfitted in bronze, marble, and parquet floors. Opposite the Legislative Building is the pillared Temple Of Justice, a colonnaded building sheathed as are all the structures in Wilkeson sandstone. To the west is the Governor's Mansion, a three story brick home in the Georgian style.