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California Mission Addresses

by classbrain | Mar 19, 2012 | Central California Missions, Mission Report Extras, Northern California Missions, Official Mission Sites, Southern California Missions | 0 |

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Which Crops and Animals Were Raised at the Missions?

by classbrain | Jan 20, 2011 | Central California Missions, Mission Report Extras, Northern California Missions, Southern California Missions | 3 |

Crops and Animals Raised at the California Missions

California Mission Addresses

by classbrain | Jan 19, 2011 | Mission La Purisima Concepci?n, Mission Nuestra Se?ora de la Soledad, Mission Report Extras, Mission San Antonio de Padua, Mission San Buenaventura, Mission San Carlos Borremeo de Carmelo, Mission San Diego de Alcal, Mission San Fernando Rey de Espa?a, Mission San Francisco de As, Mission San Francisco de Solano, Mission San Gabriel Arc?ngel, Mission San Jos? de Guadalupe, Mission San Juan Bautista, Mission San Juan Capistrano, Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa, Mission San Luis Rey de Francia, Mission San Miguel Arc?ngel, Mission San Rafael Arc?ngel, Mission Santa B?rbara, Mission Santa Clara de As, Mission Santa Cruz, Mission Santa In | 0 |

Addresses for all 21 of the California Missions.

Where Can I Learn More About San Francisco de Asis?

by classbrain | Jan 6, 2011 | Mission San Francisco de As | 0 |

This set of links to specific resources for the Mission San Francisco de Asis was researched by ClassBrain.

What is the History of Mission San Rafael Arcangel?

by classbrain | Jan 6, 2011 | Mission San Rafael Arc?ngel | 1 |

Father Vincente de Sarria, a Franciscan priest of the Alta California Mission Chain, founded the Mission San Rafael Arcangel on December 14, 1817. It was the 20th of California’s 21 missions, and it was established as secondary to the Mission San Francisco de Asis.

What is the History of Mission San Juan Bautista?

by classbrain | Jan 5, 2011 | Mission San Juan Bautista | 0 |

Father Fermin Lasuen, second Father-Presidente of the Alta California Mission Chain, founded the Mission San Juan Bautista on June 24th, 1797. It was the 15th of California’s 21 missions. Located in the center of the San Juan Valley, it sits directly on the San Andreas fault-line.

What is the History of Mission San Jose de Guadalupe?

by classbrain | Jan 5, 2011 | Featured Articles, Mission San Jos? de Guadalupe | 0 |

Father Fermin Lasuen, second Father-Presidente of the Alta California Mission Chain, founded the Mission San Jose de Guadalupe on June 11th, 1797. It was the 14th of California’s 21 missions.