Top 5 Oldest Buildings in California! | Oldest in Your State

[@ThisHouse]

Which building was your favorite?

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Each one interesting in its own fashion, but I think Rancho Petaluma Adobe was my favorite. The sheer audacity and scale of the place is awe-inspiring!!

[@ThisHouse]

We would have loved to have seen it in it’s prime!

[@susprime7018]

Avila adobe, fifteen foot ceilings with cottonwood beams and an 'orginal tar' sealant for the roof.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

@@susprime7018 I loved this one, too!

[@traceytrotter9934]

I love them all, Avila Adobe probably being my favorite. I was thinking that the house in the middle of Old Town, San Diego would be on here. I am not sure how it compares age wise. Would love to see a video of the missions there. Without a computerized voice if possible. ❤

[@danoc51]

What about the California missions? These had large buildings that started construction in 1769 and are still around today...some even remain functional.

[@pacoramon9468]

Monasteries have really beatiful stones.

[@stayreal4l284]

I understand that the stones of the monastery were built in 1181 but when did it get built over here in CA, because Spanish didn’t get here until the 1500’s

[@RANS87IROCZ]

They lied to us

[@TimothyBullard-q4i]

Ken outstanding Love your channel Tim

[@dima97]

This was so cool! I didn't think there was anything older than 1800s to 1700s in California!

[@jayramirez5379]

It use to be Spain territory and then Mexican, you will be surprised how many families from that time are still in California, Mexican and Spaniards

[@dima97]

@@jayramirez5379 ahh that makes sense

[@SleepingRaccoon]

I would love this series do an episode for Nevada.

[@ThisHouse]

I'll actually be visiting family out there this summer and have a coupe places in mind that I would like to film. Stay tuned! -Ken

[@miketackabery7521]

That was really enjoyable!

[@madjanetramerez2383]

Hello! could you possibly do a video on Phoebe Appearson Hearsts list Hacienda mansion in Pleasanton California? it was a stunning gilded age property that was lost due to fire

[@jonathanshelton5577]

Peralta adobe isn't there anymore right??????

[@ThisHouse]

As far as we know, it is still standing.

[@philipchesley9615]

Eleven Eighty One

[@dstarr4882]

The narrative on Santa Maria de Olivia. What a joke. 😂. Probably a good reason why it is not a well known structure.

[@el_equidistante]

no offense, but that's some horrific pronunciation of spanish

[@YosefEl75]

Moorish Archetic!!!

[@marthagomez7335]

Not accusation of Alta California, theft of Alta California, you mean

[@VILovestein]

That last one doesn't count. Since it was built in Spain and the stones shipped to California 700 years later. Just some tricky clickbait.

[@hiddenpotentialproject806]

I don’t think you know what clickbait means. Just enjoy the content and try to be less of a butthole, man.