Maury House

Location: 1604 Water St SW

Local register; South Capitol Neighborhood National Historic District

Maury House, 1939, Thurston County Assessor, Southwest Regional Archives

Maury House today (2014), photo by Deb Ross

The Maury home is a well-preserved example of one of Tumwater Lumber Mills pre-cut homes. It is in their popular English Revival style, built around 1926. For more information on the Tumwater Lumber Mills, see the Harmon House nearby. Maury was a prominent Olympia banker. The home is on the local register as well as in the South Capitol Neighborhood National Historic District.

Links:

Olympia Heritage inventory

South Capitol National Historic Neighborhood

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