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Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
The Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
A photo of Nancy Reagan hangs next the photos of wives of California governors at the Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento on Tuesday, June 26, 2012. -
A set of silverware with the state bear are displayed at the Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento on Tuesday, June 26, 2012. -
John Anthony, a museum custodian and Alex Wroten, a park aid, clean the furniture at the Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento on Tuesday, June 26, 2012. -
This is a section of a fresco that was discovered during the renovation of the Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento on Sacramento on Tuesday, June 26, 2012. -
TJ Gardner, of Tracy with Jerry Thompson and Sons Painting works on a room that holds a pool table at the Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento on Tuesday, June 26, 2012. -
A photo of President John F. Kennedy with Gov. Edmund G. Brown, sits on a table at Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento on Tuesday, June 26, 2012. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
A portrait of Kathleen Brown hangs inside the Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento which is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion State Historic Park in Sacramento is expected to remain open after July 1 thanks to a private donation, which is supposed to be announced Wednesday. -
Governor's Mansion date unknown -
Governor Edmund G. "Pat" Brown in the third floor office in the Governor's Mansion with his Grandaughter, Kathleen Kelly. Photo was taken 1962 or 63. -
President John F. Kennedy, California Gov. Pat Brown, Amanda (the cook), and Mrs. Brown in the Governor's Mansion. -
A photo showing acress Ann Miller, left with California Governor Pat Brown at the historic Governor's Mansion in downtown Sacramento. -
A photo that shows California Governor Pat Brown with singer Nat King Cole at the historic Governor's Mansion in downtown Sacramento. -
Gov. Edmund G. Pat Brown poses behind John Casey, left, and his older brother Charlie Casey in the informal parlor at the Sacramento Governor's Mansion. Probably 1963. Credit: Casey family photo -
Gov. Edmund G. Pat Brown tackles his grandchildren in the Sacramento Governor's Mansion at Christmas 1966 - the last Christmas at the mansion. John Casey is at left. He is about six years old. -
Nancy Reagan in a Sept. 9, 1967 photo at the ribbon cutting ceremony to open the Governor's Mansion as a state historic park. Credit: Scanned Bee file photo -
Governor's Mansion Nov. 7, 1978 -
Governor's Mansion Governor's room March 22, 1973 -
Governor's Mansion March 22, 1973 Dining Room
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