The Stadthuys in Malacca is believed to have been built between 1641 and 1660 and to be the oldest Dutch building in the Far East. There is evidence that part of the nails. or at least their foundations, are Portuguese and were later added to by both the Dutch and British.
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Press, 31 August 1977, Page 16
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51The Stadthuys in Malacca is believed to have been built between 1641 and 1660 and to be the oldest Dutch building in the Far East. There is evidence that part of the nails. or at least their foundations, are Portuguese and were later added to by both the Dutch and British. Press, 31 August 1977, Page 16
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