Captain Calvin and Pamela Case Hale House Represents Early Territory Civic Pride

Intricate detail in décor and charming character draw gazes not only out of admiration but out of curiosity too. The Captain Calvin and Pamela Hale house at 902 Tullis Street in Northeast Olympia has that effect and is an endearing example of Queen Anne architecture.

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