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  • The Society & Museum
    • About Us
    • Land Acknowledgement Statement
    • Mission Statement
    • Board
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    • OHS-BHM Video/Photo Agreement
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    • Get Involved!
  • Research Olympia history
    • Resources
      • Bibliography
      • Geographic Resources
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      • Interactive Map
      • Where Are We? Contents
    • Who are we? Area residents 1845-1930
    • The Sanborn Overlays – Introduction
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      • 1884
      • 1891
      • 1908
      • 1924 and 1947
    • Sylvester’s Window
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January 27, 2014

Lo Ma Villa (Muench House)

Locations of Historic InterestBy Olympia Historical SocietyJanuary 27, 2014

Location: 2621 Capitol Way S Local register; South Capitol National Historic Neighborhood; Women’s History Lo Ma Villa 1939, Thurston County Assessor, Southwest Regional Archives Lo Ma Villa today (2014), photo by Deb Ross Lo Ma Villa, built in 1921, was undoubtedly named after the first letters of its owners, Louis and Marie Muench. The design…

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