Dalquest-Gallagher House

Location: 2420 Capitol Way S
Local Register, South Capitol National Historic Neighborhood

Dalquest House, Thurston County Assessor, Washington State Archives

Dalquest House today (2021), photo by Deb Ross

This Craftsman style bungalow was built for John Dalquest, who worked for the Capital City Creamery. It was added to the local register in 2018 and is in the South Capitol National Historic Neighborhood.

For more information follow these links:

Olympia Heritage Commission Statement of Significance

South Capitol National Historic Neighborhood

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