Garrett Z.
7/20/2019
A hidden historic gem of Minnesota, the Sibley Historic Site houses some of the oldest permanrnt houses in Minnesota. Three homes show what it was like to live during the fur trading period of...
Sibley Historic Site
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1357 Sibley Memorial Hwy
Mendota, MN 55150
Sibley Historic Site, located in Mendota, MN, is home to the oldest standing structures in the state and serves as a significant landmark in Minnesota's history. The site offers visitors an opportunity to explore the restored buildings and learn about the fur trade, the role of Henry Sibley as the state's first governor, and the events surrounding the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862.
Managed by the Dakota County Historical Society, Sibley Historic Site features four limestone buildings, including the Sibley House, Faribault House, Dupuis House, and a Cold Store, all dating back to the era of regional trade with the Dakota. The site also hosts various events that delve into the rich history of the region and its notable figures.
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5.02 reviewsDavid B.
9/1/2023
If you are into History and especially Minnesota History the Sibley Historical Site is a great place to tour. It is a complex of three buildings that take you back to the 1850s: Sibley House; Cold...
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