For all your history buffs there's a house located in Missouri that's not only the oldest permanent building in the Show-Me State but it's also still in use today.

Oldest Building in Missouri

When you think of old buildings do you think of skyscrapers, old towns with a historic area, or a building that belonged to a historical person? However, the oldest building in Missouti is a house once owned by French Settlers and stayed with the family until the 1940s.

Known as the Louis Bolduc House this residence is known as the oldest in the state. Built in 1792 by the French settler who was a miner, planter, and merchant. You can find this home in the oldest town in Missouri Ste. Genevieve.

The descendants of Louis Bolduc kept the home in the family until the 1940s, but ownership was transferred in 1949 to the National Society of Colonial Dames of America.

Inside the home are original pieces from the years of the family owning the home.

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