Shelton Public Library and Town Hall

Constructed in 1914, this L-shaped Georgian Revival building embodies the distinctive architectural characteristics of a design by Fredrick Heath, who became one of Washington States most prominent architects in the early part of this century and designed buildings from Alaska to Los Angeles. It was built in memory of Sol G. Simpson and given to the people of Shelton by Simpson's widow, Mary Garrard Simpson, nicknamed Tollie. The building was placed on the Shelton Historic Register in April 1995.

Shelton, Washington · United States