Whats the OLDEST building (Not a ruin) you have ever been inside of?

[PricklyPete]

Several of my friends houses dated to revolutionary times when I lived in connecticut. Since then, the oldest buildings I have been in have been castles in Ireland...it is hard to say which one was the oldest because the definition of "ruin" could be debated.

 

[Nitemare]

San Miguel Mission in Santa Fe built between 1610 and and 1628

 

[toekramp]

the house i'm currently living in was built in 1840

 

[vi edit]

Bunratty Castle...built somewhere around 800 years ago I believe.

 

[murphy55d]

I honestly don't know... I've been almost everywhere in the Washington DC/Arlington/etc area so whatever the oldest building there is, I've probably been there. Never been farther than Chitown so I don't have many choices.

 

[Ynog]

Been to Notre Dame, also living in the North East, there are many houses from the late 1600's that I have been in.

I have also been in some really old buildings in Europe, just not sure what the dates were. But I am pretty sure
the real old ones were pre 1000.

 

[Demon-Xanth]

150 year old pharmacy and a 150 year old hardware store. Both still in buisness. They were built during the California gold rush.

 

[DrumminBoy]

My house was built in 1895...not sure what the oldest I've been in is though

 

[iskim86]

the first cave the first cavemen lived in.

 

[TekDemon]

I visited a house(John Bowne's House) which was built in 1661...and is this 343 years old this year. The floorboards were damned creaky =p
Heh

 

[MacBaine]

Canterbury Cathedral

 

[SilverTorch]

The Winter Palace in St. Petersburg

 

[Brutuskend]

That there is a BIG DAMN house!!!