The Old Franciscan Missions Of California
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Chapter 33 MISSION ARCHITECTURE
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1 Chapter 1 HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION2 Chapter 2 THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE MISSIONS OF LOWER CALIFORNIA (MEXICO)3 Chapter 3 THE MISSIONS FOUNDED BY PADRE JUNIPERO SERRA4 Chapter 4 THE MISSIONS FOUNDED BY PADRE FERMIN FRANCISCO LASUEN5 Chapter 5 THE FOUNDING OF SANTA INéS, SAN RAFAEL AND SAN FRANCISCO SOLANO6 Chapter 6 THE INDIANS AT THE COMING OF THE PADRES7 Chapter 7 THE INDIANS UNDER THE PADRES8 Chapter 8 THE SECULARIZATION OF THE MISSIONS9 Chapter 9 SAN DIEGO DE ALCALá10 Chapter 10 SAN CARLOS BORROMEO11 Chapter 11 THE PRESIDIO CHURCH AT MONTEREY12 Chapter 12 SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA13 Chapter 13 SAN GABRIEL, ARCáNGEL14 Chapter 14 SAN LUIS OBISPO DE TOLOSA15 Chapter 15 SAN FRANCISCO DE ASIS16 Chapter 16 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO17 Chapter 17 SANTA CLARA DE ASIS18 Chapter 18 SAN BUENAVENTURA19 Chapter 19 SANTA BARBARA20 Chapter 20 LA PURíSIMA CONCEPCIóN21 Chapter 21 SANTA CRUZ22 Chapter 22 LA SOLEDAD23 Chapter 23 SAN JOSé DE GUADALUPE24 Chapter 24 SAN JUAN BAUTISTA25 Chapter 25 SAN MIGUEL, ARCáNGEL26 Chapter 26 SAN FERNANDO, REY DE ESPAGNA27 Chapter 27 SAN LUIS, REY DE FRANCIA28 Chapter 28 SANTA INéS29 Chapter 29 SAN RAFAEL, ARCáNGEL30 Chapter 30 SAN FRANCISCO SOLANO31 Chapter 31 THE MISSION CHAPELS OR ASISTENCIAS32 Chapter 32 THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE MISSION INDIANS33 Chapter 33 MISSION ARCHITECTURE34 Chapter 34 THE GLENWOOD MISSION INN35 Chapter 35 THE INTERIOR DECORATIONS OF THE MISSIONS36 Chapter 36 HOW TO REACH THE MISSIONS