This building is a little out of the way (if you are walking the streets) but very beautiful with... read more
This building is a little out of the way (if you are walking the streets) but very beautiful with lovely gardens. Not open to the public.
This building is a little out of the way (if you are walking the streets) but very beautiful with... read more
You can no longer tour the mansion as Governor Brown lives there but you can walk around the... read more
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This building is a little out of the way (if you are walking the streets) but very beautiful with lovely gardens. Not open to the public.
You can no longer tour the mansion as Governor Brown lives there but you can walk around the sidewalk around it and take pictures. It really is beautiful.
The Governor's Mansion is an excellent place to visit. You will learn a lot about the past Governors that lived there
I love Home tours and this one is great, enhanced by the factual and anecdotal knowledge revealed by the State park Guides as you travel through the reflection of Leland Stanford embedded in his former home. A must see, and only a few blocks from...More
We just walked by and took some pictures. The mansion seems to be closed for public. At least we did not observe any activity:(
Enjoy a tour of the old Governor's Mansion. A lot of history in that old building. Well worth the time spent visiting. take the time while in Sacramento to check it out. You won't be sorry.
We just walked by it. Not sure if anyone lives in it. If you're walking around in that area for Farmer's Market, it's worth walking to it for a peek.
This mansion was used by many of the previous Governors of California. It has historical interest. I think there is a new mansion someplace else but not sure.
This is a very large period building. Unsure of the claimed architectural style but it looks ornate and deliberately complicated so was built to impress. However, the location as it is today seems unlikely so there is surely some history to explain it.
This famous landmark housed the different governors of California, but not all of them. The rumor is that it is haunted and does not want its story told. There are 30 rooms in the building. There were reports of paranormal activities. Governor George Pardee was...More