Architecturally, this home is in the Richardsonian Romanesque style, and is a small footprint exemplar (compared to other local examples, such as Pillsbury Hall on the Minnesota campus). Originally a private home, the Frey Mansion went through a series of occupants and was derelict for some time after Acacia's demise. In the 1980s it was occupied and then owned by the adjacent Heart of the Earth Survival School, which itself was associated with the American Indian Movement (AIM). While Heart of the Earth closed in 2010, AIM floated a plan in 2012 to renovate the building as a cultural interpretive center. This plan did not come to fruition, and in 2013 the home was purchased by a new owner. In 2014, developer Roman Gadaskin renovated this building along with the adjacent Hoy Building as multiunit housing for a total of 23 bedrooms, according to City planning minutes, accessed 15 March 2015.
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