Hypolite Dupuis House in use as the Sibley Tea House, ca. 1930

Hypolite Dupuis House in use as the Sibley Tea House, ca. 1930

Sibley Tea House (the Hypolite Dupuis House, 1357 Sibley Memorial Highway, Mendota), ca. 1930.

Collection III.43.93

Henry Sibley House, ca. 1920

Henry Sibley House (1357 Sibley Memorial Highway, Mendota), ca. 1920.

Jean-Baptiste Faribault House, ca. 1905

Jean-Baptiste Faribault House, ca. 1905

Jean-Baptiste Faribault house (1357 Sibley Memorial Highway, Mendota), ca. 1905.

St. Paul School of Art summer session at Jean-Baptiste Faribault House

St. Paul School of Art summer session at Jean-Baptiste Faribault House

St. Paul School of Art summer session at Jean-Baptiste Faribault House (1357 Sibley Memorial Highway, Mendota), ca. 1897. Photograph by Blumenstiel & Smith.

Henry Sibley House, ca. 1893

Henry Sibley House, ca. 1893

Henry Sibley House (1357 Sibley Memorial Highway, Mendota), 1893. Photograph by Edward A. Bromley.

Jean-Baptiste Faribault house, ca. 1890

Jean-Baptiste Faribault house, ca. 1890

Jean-Baptiste Faribault house (1357 Sibley Memorial Highway, Mendota), ca. 1890.

Fort Snelling, Pike Island, and Sibley Historic Site, ca. 1840

Fort Snelling, Pike Island, and Sibley Historic Site, ca. 1840

The intersection of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers (Bdote), including Fort Snelling and Pike Island (Wita Tanka). The Sibley Historic Site is in the center foreground. Oil-on-canvas painting by Edward Kirkbride Thomas, ca. 1840.

Sibley Historic Site

Sibley Historic Site

Sibley Historic Site (1357 Sibley Memorial Highway, Mendota), ca, 2010s.

Kickernick Building, 416-430 First Avenue North, Minneapolis

416-430 First Avenue North, Minneapolis

The intersection of Fifth Street North and First Avenue North in the Warehouse District of Minneapolis. Photograph by Jet Lowe, April 14, 1990. David Madson moved into an apartment a few blocks away from this intersection in about 1988.

David Madson's design for an AIDS memorial

David Madson's design for an AIDS memorial

David Madson's design for an AIDS memorial, ca. 1997. The design was the centerpiece of his master's thesis in architecture for the University of Minnesota Duluth. Used with the permission of a friend of David Madson.

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