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Palace of the Governors
The Palace of the Governors, the oldest extan...
National Historic Landmark - Palace of the Governors
National Historic Landmark - Palace of the Governors
Palace of the Governors
After Don Pedro de Peralta established Santa Fe in 1609, t...
Former Palace of the Governors General
Palacio del Gobernador
This site was formerly occupi...
Results for Palace of the Governors
Palace of the Governors
The Palace of the Governors, the oldest extant public building in the United States, was constructed c. 1610 by Don Pedro de Peralta, the first Spanish royal governor of New Mexico and the founder of Santa Fe. The low ...
National Historic Landmark - Palace of the Governors
National Historic Landmark - Palace of the Governors
Erected (1610-12) as the fortress of the royal presidio of Santa Fe, the Palacio Real is the oldest public building built by European settlers in the continental United States.
It served as the residence ...
Palace of the Governors
After Don Pedro de Peralta established Santa Fe in 1609, the Palace of Governors was built as the capital building for the Nuevo Mexico colony. The Palace was part of a larger series of structures, the Casa Reales, and used ...
Former Palace of the Governors General
Palacio del Gobernador
This site was formerly occupied by the stately residence of Captain Manuel Estacio Venegas, Secretary to Governor General Diego Fajardo. Venegas died on March 7, 1660, a prisoner at Fort Santiago. His residence was confiscated and became the ...