The Sibley House Is The Oldest Home In Minnesota And You'll Want To Visit

Minnesota has been a state since 1858. But people have lived here for much longer. The first European settlers arrived in the late 1600s, setting up fur trade but not creating any permanent settlements. It wasn’t until centuries later that the first stone house was built, ad it still stands today. Minnesota’s oldest home is almost 200 years old, and it’s well worth the drive to visit it. Check it out:

For more information about the Sibley House, visit the Minnesota Historic Society website.

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