Grand staircases, state-shaped pools, and a bowling alley in the basement: What the governor's mansion looks like in every state

The governor's mansion in Frankfort, Kentucky. traveler1116/Getty Images Forty-five of the 50 states have official mansions, which governors can live in rent-free. Some governors' mansions are open to the public for tours. Arizona, Idaho, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont don't have designated mansions. After a long day serving constituents, governors return home to sprawling, historic buildings. They're welcomed by 20-foot entranceways; their heels ring out on marble floors. If it's...