Florida Governor's Mansion
Florida Governor's Mansion, Governor's residence in Florida
The Florida Governor's Mansion is the official residence of the Governor of Florida.
The mansion, located in Tallahassee, was first occupied by Governor LeRoy Collins in 1956.
The mansion is a symbol of the state's political history and has been the home to many influential figures.
The mansion is not open to the public except for guided tours.
The mansion features a collection of artifacts from Florida's history.
Location: Tallahassee
Architect: Marion Sims Wyeth
Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture
Website: floridagovernorsmansion.com
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