Get more informationRelated events Vertical TabsIntroduction The Sibley Historic Site features four buildings dating to the early 1800s, including the home of Henry Hastings Sibley, a fur trader and the controversial first governor of Minnesota. The site is located in Mendota at 1357 Sibley Memorial Highway. The Sibley Historic Site is managed by the Dakota County Historical Society. Images Sibley Historic Site Images Sibley Historic Site Images These images may be used for editorial purposes in magazines, newspapers, broadcast and online to promote the Sibley Historic Site. Sibley Historic SitePhoto by Charlie Vaughn, courtesy Minnesota Historical SocietyDownload high-res image (11.14 MB) Sibley HousePhoto by John Cross courtesy Minnesota Historical SocietyDownload high-res image (12.52 MB) Sibley House interior Photo by Charlie Vaughn, courtesy Minnesota Historical SocietyDownload high-res image (391.12 KB) Sibley House, photo by Edward Agustus Bromley, 1893Photo courtesy Minnesota Historical SocietyDownload high-res image (2.02 MB) Brig. Gen. Henry Sibley engraving by J. C. Buttre from photograph by J.W. Campbell, about 1862Photo courtesy Minnesota Historical SocietyDownload high-res image (106.43 KB) News Releases September 2, 2015 MNHS and Dakota County Historical Society Announce New Partnership for Sibley Historic Site July 2, 2014 UPDATE: Color Dash Offers a Vibrant Way to Support History Saturday Aug. 16 at Sibley House Historic Site May 7, 2014 UPDATE: Jazz in June, Family Art Day, Canoe Adventure and New Tour Await Visitors at the Sibley Historic Site this Summer June 12, 2013 Jazz in June, Minnesota's Path to Statehood and Family Art Day at the Sibley House Historic Site this Summer Sibley Historic Site Images
