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Records for Agency: E40 - Historical Society Agency Currently Future Classification City Property Property Property County Land Used for Used for Per M.S. Code Code Code Name Code Acres Public Public 86A.05 1000000030 E40026 Research Center, 1500 Mississipp ST. PAUL RAMSEY 4.15 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4002602601 1500 Mississippi STORAGE 1500 Mississippi Street 68,272.11 1000000031 E40027 Birch Coulee MORTON RENVILLE 55.00 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4002702701 Picnic Shelter SHELTER 400.00 E4002702702 Porta-potty Shelter 24.00 1000000032 E40002 Folsom House TAYLORS FALLS CHISAGO 1.30 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4000200201 Folsom Garage STORAGE 272 West Government Street 470.00 E4000200202 Folsom House EDUCATIONAL 3,710.00 E4000200203 Well House SHELTER 64.00 1000000033 E40004 Fort Ridgely FAIRFAX NICOLLET 20.00 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4000400401 Commissary EDUCATIONAL Rt. 1, Box 65 4,700.00 E4000400402 Powder Magazine 360.00 1000000034 E40008 Historic Forestville PRESTON FILLMORE 18.90 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4000800801 Wagon Barn EDUCATIONAL Forestville State Park 800.00 E4000800802 Granary 468.00 E4000800803 Store/Residence 5,288.00 E4000800804 Barn 4,640.00 E4000800805 Demolished Foster House 1,200.00 E4000800806 Outhouse EDUCATIONAL 10.00 E4000800807 Chicken Coop 50.00 E4000800808 Visitor Services Building MUSEUM 2,500.00 E4000800809 Weigh House EDUCATIONAL 450.00 E4000800810 Lift Station Shanty SHELTER 21899 COUNTY ROAD 118 64.00 1000000035 E40009 Historic Fort Snelling MINNEAPOLIS HENNEPIN 46.50 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4000900901 Round Tower EDUCATIONAL Historic Fort Snelling 4,928.62 E4000900902 Building 31 (Powder Mag) 168.95 E4000900903 Building 22 STORAGE 8,307.44 E4000900904 Hospital EDUCATIONAL 8,140.87 E4000900905 Commandant's House 5,333.64 E4000900906 Shops 3,672.89 E4000900927 Wall Line, Limestone GROUNDS 4,818.00 E4000900928 Storage Bunker by #17/18 STORAGE 0.00 E4000900919 Short Barracks (Stone) EDUCATIONAL Historic Fort Snelling 7,963.13 E4000900920 Officers Quarters' 15,499.00 Department of Administration - Enterprise Real Property Page 10 of 3815 Records for Agency: E40 - Historical Society Agency Currently Future Classification City Property Property Property County Land Used for Used for Per M.S. Code Code Code Name Code Acres Public Public 86A.05 E4000900921 Semi-Circular Bat. (Half EDUCATIONAL Historic Fort Snelling 1,962.89 E4000900924 Building 17 52,149.57 E4000900925 Building 18 and Link 54,972.22 E4000900926 Well House 33.79 E4000900913 Guard House 1,949.22 E4000900914 Pentagonal Tower (N. Batt 822.32 E4000900915 Gate House 397.99 E4000900916 Commissary 6,618.73 E4000900917 Sutler Store 823.54 E4000900918 Hexagonal Tower (S. Batte 3,686.32 E4000900907 School 841.97 E4000900908 Building 30, Barn STORAGE 18,051.21 E4000900909 History (Visitor) Center MUSEUM 30,834.62 E4000900910 Powder Magazine EDUCATIONAL 1,092.13 E4000900911 Gun Shed 426.52 E4000900912 Long Barracks (Wood) 11,674.80 1000000036 E40028 Fort Renville MONTEVIDEO CHIPPEWA 2.20 YES YES j. State historic sites 1000000037 E40012 Lac qui Parle Mission MONTEVIDEO CHIPPEWA 16.80 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4001201201 Mission Chapel EDUCATIONAL 151 Pioneer Dr., Box 303 900.00 1000000038 E40014 Charles A. Lindbergh Home LITTLE FALLS MORRISON 17.00 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4001401401 Visitor Center MUSEUM 1200 Lindbergh Drive South 10,700.00 E4001401402 Lindbergh House EDUCATIONAL 4,426.00 E4001401403 Ice House 300.00 E4001401405 Storage Shed STORAGE 192.00 E4001401406 WPA Stone Wall Shelter EDUCATIONAL 100.00 1000000039 E40015 Lower Sioux Agency MORTON REDWOOD 87.75 YES YES j. State historic sites 1000000040 E40018 Northwest Co. Fur Post PINE CITY PINE 42.40 YES YES j. State historic sites 1000000041 E40029 Morrison Mounds FERGUS FALLS OTTER TAIL 78.00 NO NO j. State historic sites 1000000042 E40024 Sibley House Historic Site MENDOTA DAKOTA 5.50 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4002402401 DuPuis House EDUCATIONAL 1357 Sibley Memorial Highway 4,909.00 E4002402402 Sibley House 5,373.00 E4002402403 Faribault House 4,650.00 E4002402404 Cold Store 372.00 E4002402405 Well House MAINTENANCE 344.00 E4002402406 Caretaker's Cottage HOUSING 772.00 E4002402407 Caretaker's Garage STORAGE 532.00 E4002402409 Powderhouse EDUCATIONAL 246.00 Department of Administration - Enterprise Real Property Page 11 of 3815 Records for Agency: E40 - Historical Society Agency Currently Future Classification City Property Property Property County Land Used for Used for Per M.S. Code Code Code Name Code Acres Public Public 86A.05 1000000043 E40021 Split Rock Lighthouse TWO HARBORS LAKE 25.00 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4002102101 Dwelling #3 STORAGE 3713 Split Rock Lighthouse Rd 2,124.00 E4002102102 Oil House/Storage EDUCATIONAL 311.39 E4002102103 Fog Signal Building 991.17 E4002102104 Pump House 79.64 E4002102105 Tram House 144.00 E4002102106 Dwelling #2 HOUSING 2,124.00 E4002102113 Storage Garage - Maintena MAINTENANCE 576.00 E4002102114 Storage Garage STORAGE E4002102115 Well House EDUCATIONAL 36.00 E4002102116 Vending Hut FOOD SERVICE 80.00 E4002102107 Storage Barn #2 STORAGE 768.00 E4002102108 Storage Barn #3 E4002102109 Visitor Center MUSEUM 14,012.99 E4002102110 Lighthouse EDUCATIONAL 733.03 E4002102111 Dwelling #1 Split Rock Lighthouse 2,124.00 E4002102112 Parking Lot PARKING 3713 Split Rock Lighthouse Rd 55,962.00 1000000044 E40030 Stumne Mounds PINE CITY PINE 62.00 NO NO j. State historic sites 1000000045 E40031 Traverse Des Sioux ST. PETER NICOLLET 70.00 YES YES j. State historic sites 1000000046 E40022 Upper Sioux Agency GRANITE FALLS RENVILLE 19.30 YES YES j. State historic sites Building Code Building Name Building Usage Address Area E4002202201 House/Duplex EDUCATIONAL Rt. 2, Box 92 1,871.00 1000092550 1000000063 Marine Mill MARINE ON ST CRO WASHINGTON 5.20 j. State historic sites Agency # of Parcels: 18 Agency Land Acres: 577.00 Department of Administration - Enterprise Real Property Page 12 of 3815.
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