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The Caledonia Homestead, from 1643, stands as New Jersey’s oldest surviving structure. Built by Swedish settlers, it exemplifies Scandinavian architecture and resilience through centuries.
New Mexico: Acoma Pueblo
Acoma Pueblo, founded in the 12th century, is one of North America’s oldest continually inhabited communities. Its multi-story adobe buildings, built without mortar, have thrived for around 800-900 years.
New York: Wyckoff House
Completed around 1652 in Brooklyn, the Wyckoff House was built by Dutch settler Pieter Wyckoff. It functions today as a museum, embodying early Dutch colonial architecture and family legacy.