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jlsphotography > Mission San Antonio de Padua
jlsphotography > San Antonio de Padua was founded in July of 1771 and is the third mission in the chain of the El Camino Real. It fell into ruin after the Secularization of 1834, and restoration was begun in 1903. The work was destroyed in the earthquake of 1906, and the mission had to be reconstructed.
jlsphotography > The tomb of Fray Junipero Serra at Mission San Carlos. Here, Father Serra is in repose with Father Crespi at his head, and Father Lasuen and Father Lopez at his feet.
jlsphotography > Founded in 1770, Mission San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo was the second mission in the chain. This mission building was put up in 1782. Father Serra directed operation of the entire mission chain from here for 14 years. It fell into serious disrepair in the 1850's and wasn't restored until the 1930's. It was named a minor basilica by Pope John XXIII in 1961.
jlsphotography > Fountain at Mission San Carlos.
jlsphotography > Inside Chapel at Mission San Carlos. It is the only mission in the El Camino Real chain with an arched ceiling.
jlsphotography > Flowers at Mission San Carlos.
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Mission San Antonio de Padua
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Mission San Antonio de Padua
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