U. S. Mission Trail / The Mission Trail Today - The Spanish Missions in California
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Select photographs of my many visits to The Missions of the United States South and Southwest built by Spain and Mexico between 1565 and 1823.
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#1, San Diego de Alcala

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San Diego
Mission
Main Page
Grounds
Grounds
Church
Church
Other Buildings
Other Buildings
Exhibits
Exhibits
Archeological Excavation
Archeological Excavation
Garden
Garden
Mission Dam
Mission Dam
Surrounding Area
Surrounding Area
Original Site - Presidio Hill
Original Site
Presidio Hill
Bell Tower
Bell Tower. 1-11-04.
Bell Tower
Bell Tower. 1-11-04.
Court Yard
Court Yard. 11-10-02.

Statue. Photo date: 5-14-06.
The Pieta, Thirteenth Station of the Cross.
This bronze is one of sixty installed b y the Via Dolorosa Society to enhance the growth of spirituality.
Statue
Statue. 1-11-04.
Corridor.
Corridor. Photo date: 5-14-06.
Court Yard
Court Yard. 1-11-04.
Corridor.
Corridor. Photo date: 5-14-06.
Fountain.
Fountain. Photo date: 5-14-06.
Lawn.
Lawn. Photo date: 5-14-06.
Cross in lawn.
Cross in lawn. Photo date: 5-14-06.
La Playa Trail.
La Playa Trail.
Officially listed as Mission Indians, the Native American of Southern California were from various tribes, Christianized at the Missions. Officially listed as Mission Indians, the Native American of Southern California were from various tribes, Christianized at the Missions. The Padres at this Mission called them Diegueños. In coastal areas families made their homes of tule, inland they were made of brush or branches. The native people came to the Missions seeking food and education and once converted to Christianity, were considered neophytes.
San Diego
Mission
Main Page
Grounds
Grounds
Church
Church
Other Buildings
Other Buildings
Exhibits
Exhibits
Archeological Excavation
Archeological Excavation
Garden
Garden
Mission Dam
Mission Dam
Surrounding Area
Surrounding Area
Original Site - Presidio Hill
Original Site
Presidio Hill

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This page last updated: Sunday, 11-Sep-2022 14:34:45 CDT
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