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Santa Clara de Asis

Page history last edited by wikiuser0003 14 years, 10 months ago

 Where is the mission located?

 

The location is 40 miles southeast of  San Francisco bay and it is near a stream called Rio de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe.

 

What group of Indians was living in the area?

 

The indians were coast indians and the tribe was Costanoan

 

When was the mission established? What order in the mission chain is it?

 

It was established on January 12, 1777.   It is 8 out of 21 missions.

 

Who was responsible for starting this mission?

 

The responsible Padre is Father  Junipero Serra. He is also the president of the mission.

 

Has the mission moved from its original location?

 

  The church was moved a little bit in 1784.  

 

What does the mission look like? Use descriptive words. Address each of the

following:

  • Chapel:  The chapel is built from adobe bricks. It's 100 feet long, 44 feet wide, and 25 feet high. It had rich colors inside and outside.               
  • Bell wall or bell tower: The bell tower is tall, fat, and decorated.       
  • Quadrangle:  The quadrangle is surrounded by the workshops and the Padre's quarters.
  • Priests’ quarters:  The priest's quarters are rectangular and connected to the workshops.
  • Indians’ quarters:  None visible.  Possibly no indians at the mission.
  • Archways:   None in the building
  • Fields, grounds, gardens:  Grounds and fields had many fruit trees such as peaches, pears, figs, and grapes. The nearby ranchers had many cattle and sheep.  The gardens have olive trees, wisteria,and 400 rose bushes.
  • Outbuildings:   Soldier's quarters

What materials were used to construct the mission?

The materials were Adobe bricks, redwood slabs, and tiles. 

 

What was the main industry of the mission during the Spanish occupation?

The main industry of the mission was leathermakingcandlemaking, and raising cattle 

 

 

What, if any, is the main industry of the mission today?

There is no main industry, but it lies on the Santa Clara University property as a church. 

 

 

What was the relationship between the Priests and the Indians?

 

  The relationship is great because they had spinner and weavers. 

 

Is it possible to visit the mission today?

Yes it is since it is open to visitors every day 

    

 

 

Find an image of the floor plan of your mission and include it here:

Comments (31)

mbarton said

at 8:56 pm on Jun 3, 2009

Remove all but one of the floor plan, please.

wikiuser0002 said

at 1:23 pm on Jun 4, 2009

check questions 1, 4, and 5.

wikiuser0017 said

at 8:30 am on Jun 10, 2009

i like the floor plan

wikiuser0005 said

at 8:34 am on Jun 10, 2009

I really like the floor plan!
~Regan =)

wikiuser0003 said

at 8:35 am on Jun 10, 2009

I like how the floor plan is really big!!

wikiuser0004 said

at 8:35 am on Jun 10, 2009

Nice job Jorge =)
-ANGIE =)

wikiuser0005 said

at 8:36 am on Jun 10, 2009

I like how you highlighted the important parts! Could you speak up a little louder though.
~Regan =)

wikiuser0019 said

at 8:36 am on Jun 10, 2009

good job

wikiuser0014 said

at 8:36 am on Jun 10, 2009

That is a cool floor plan. Well done!

wikiuser0003 said

at 8:37 am on Jun 10, 2009

I like the detail!!

wikiuser0012 said

at 9:24 am on Jun 10, 2009

WOW!! great presentation

wikiuser0015 said

at 9:25 am on Jun 10, 2009

How can a mission be move a little bit?
And why did they just move it a little?
Some of your questions have improper grammar, but it is a good project.
How is the bell wall decorated?
400 rose bushes is a lot!!!
Do you have any information about the soldiers quarters?
In the last question it should be because instead of since.
-Jacyn

tkeating said

at 9:25 am on Jun 10, 2009

who is majodomo's?

wikiuser0005 said

at 9:26 am on Jun 10, 2009

You could study the floor plan a little bit more and you're kind of mummbling. But great job!

wikiuser0009 said

at 9:27 am on Jun 10, 2009

I really like your work. Maybe speak a little louder. Weird that your floor plan didn't say where the quadrangle was. Anyway, great job!
:);)

wikiuser0004 said

at 9:27 am on Jun 10, 2009

Who is majordomo?
-Angie =)

wikiuser0011 said

at 9:27 am on Jun 10, 2009

nice work my friend. you got a really big floor plan
Aidan

wikiuser0017 said

at 9:27 am on Jun 10, 2009

good job

wikiuser0001 said

at 9:28 am on Jun 10, 2009

great job Jorge!

wikiuser0003 said

at 9:28 am on Jun 10, 2009

Who is majordomo????

wikiuser0010 said

at 9:28 am on Jun 10, 2009

That had a lot of good information. Your drawing is very good.
-Audrey

wikiuser0006 said

at 9:28 am on Jun 10, 2009

next time speak a little louder and clearer . you did a great job. I liked your drawing and floor plan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Pascale

wikiuser0017 said

at 9:29 am on Jun 10, 2009

i like it

wikiuser0021 said

at 9:29 am on Jun 10, 2009

That's really good George. I like your image.

wikiuser0003 said

at 9:29 am on Jun 10, 2009

nice visual!! yeah!!

wikiuser0001 said

at 9:29 am on Jun 10, 2009

Great picture

wikiuser0015 said

at 9:30 am on Jun 10, 2009

No Archways?

wikiuser0016 said

at 9:32 am on Jun 10, 2009

You did a nice job. I especially liked your descriptions. The visuals you have are very well drawn. Good job!
-KH

wikiuser0013 said

at 9:32 am on Jun 10, 2009

good job

wikiuser0007 said

at 9:34 am on Jun 10, 2009

Cool floor plan
Pedro#1

wikiuser0016 said

at 9:35 am on Jun 10, 2009

You put lots of work into that, good job!- Solenn

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