The Mansion

A Spokane original

Historic charm. A flair for a good party.

Patrick “Patsy” Clark made his fortune in mining, then set his sights on a home worthy of Spokane’s boom years. Architect Kirtland K. Cutter answered with Italian sandstone, Tiffany stained glass and one of the city’s most exuberant designs. More than a century later, it still makes an entrance.

In photographs

Inside and around the mansion

Carved stone, stained glass, rich interiors and spaces made for celebration. Choose a photograph below for a closer look.

Patsy Clark Mansion exterior and gardens — Exterior & gardens

From the archives

The house, as it was

These early photographs reveal the extraordinary craftsmanship and character that have always made Patsy Clark distinctive.

Historic exterior photograph of the Patsy Clark Mansion, showing its original rooflines and balconies — The mansion in its early years

Archival interior photograph of the ornate carved hall and balcony — A historic view of the interior hall

Archival photograph of an elaborately decorated room in the Patsy Clark Mansion — An extraordinary period interior