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Answer:
Olympia built port facilities and a lumber-based economy, which was supplemented by oyster farming, dairying, brewing, and other businesses. Built as Smithfield in 1851, it later became the location of a United States customs house and was renamed after the adjacent Olympic Mountains.
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Ultimately, anything that led to wealth is the answer, but more specifically; Gold is a big one, land in general was something sought for, a lot of people wanted to farm tobacco, while others wanted to get in on the fur trade, and finally lumber.
