Tag: California Mission Architecture

Category: Architecture Style

The original California Mission Architecture (1769-1823) was a pragmatic, frontier style born of necessity, utilizing the limited materials and unskilled labor available to Spanish Franciscans. Unlike the ornate Baroque churches of Mexico, these missions were rugged, inward-facing complexes designed as self-sufficient agricultural villages. - AsNotedIn

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Places

Place	Type	AsNotedIn	Locale
Place	Type	AsNotedIn	Locale
Mission San Fernando Rey de Convento Building		NRHP	Los Angeles
Carmel Mission		NRHP US NHL	Carmel-by-the-Sea
Mission San Buenaventura and Mission Compound Site		NRHP CA Lm	Ventura
Mission de la Purisima Concepcion de Maria Santisima Site		NRHP	Lompoc
Royal Presidio Chapel		NRHP US NHL	Monterey
San Diego Presidio		NRHP US NHL	San Diego, CA
San Luis Rey Mission Church		NRHP US NHL	Oceanside
Mission Dolores		NRHP 1001 Hist	San Francisco
Mission San Miguel Arcangel		NRHP US NHL	San Miguel
San Diego Mission Church		NRHP CA Lm Smiths TC US NHL	San Diego, CA
Santa Barbara Mission		NRHP US NHL	Santa Barbara
Mission San Juan Capistrano		NRHP TC Smiths CA Lm	San Juan Capistrano, CA
Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana			San Fernando
Neary-Rodriguez Adobe		NRHP	Santa Cruz
San Gabriel Mission		NRHP	San Gabriel
Sonoma State Historic Park		NRHP CA US SP US NHL	Sonoma
Mission Santa Ines		NRHP US NHL	Solvang
Mission San Juan Bautista		CA Lm Milieu	San Juan Bautista

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People

Last Name	Name	AsNotedIn
Serra:	Padre Junipero Serra

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Themes

Theme	AsNotedIn
California Missions	TC