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Mission San Antonio de Padua - Jolon Landmark
$20
Mission San Antonio de Padua Details
- wheelchair accessible
DESCRIPTIONS FROM ACROSS THE WEB
Significance National Register of Historic Places (1976) De Anza National Historic...
more on Missionsofcalifornia.org
1771 Padre Junipero Serra entered the Valley of the Oaks to establish the third mission in California. The date was July 14, 1771. In the secluded sierra district, Padres Junipero Serra, Miguel Pieras and Buenaventura Sitjar hung the bells on the branches...
more on Sanantoniomission.org
DIRECTIONS
Northbound: From US-101 south, exit at Fort Hunter Liggett/Jolon Road. Proceed 26 miles to Fort Hunter Liggett Reserve. (The gate is not staffed) Turn Left. Proceed five miles to the mission. Southbound: From US-101 north, exit at Fort Hunter Liggett/Jolo
OPEN HOURS
Open daily 10am-4pm (8:30am-6pm June to September). Closed Christmas day. Annual festival is second weekend in June., Monday to Sunday : 9.00 am to Sundown
MISCELLANEOUS
Events: http://beachboardwalk.com/01_events.html
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