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CareyPhotography > Handpainted tile mural with terra cotta frame depicting Fray Junipero Serra and Mission San Juan Capistrano, displayed on the exterior wall of Mission San Juan Capistrano, the 7th of 21 California Mission founded by Fray Junipero Serra. Artist unknown.
CareyPhotography > A weathered door at historical Mission San Juan Capistrano, the 7th of 21 California Missions founded by Father Junipero Serra. Mission San Juan Capistrano is known as "The Jewel of the Missions" and is a registered National Landmark and a Historic National Treasure.
CareyPhotography > A tallow cooking stove found on the grounds of Mission San Juan Capistrano, the 7th of 21 California Missions founded by Father Junipero Serra. The Mission was severely damaged by an earthquake in 1812; excavations in 1935 unearthed the Missions's industrial center. Tallow, the rendered fat of animals such as cows and sheep, is used to produce soap, candles, grease and ointment.
CareyPhotography > The lush gardens of the courtyard of Mission San Juan Capistrano, the 7th of 21 missions founded by Father Junipero Serra in California. This was a dirt work area during the Mission's heydey.
CareyPhotography > The two original large bells from the Campanile of The Great Stone Church at Mission San Juan Capistrano. These bells were damaged in the earthquake of 1812 and would no longer ring properly. Replicas now hang in the Campanario, while these now hang where the Campranile used to stand. The largest bell is named San Vicente. The inscription reads "Viva Jesus, Sn Vicente Advon De Los RRS PS Miros F VIcte Fustr IF JN SN TIAGO 1796”" The English Translation reads, "Praised be Jesus, San Vicente. In honor of the Re. Fathers, Ministers (of the Mission) Fray Vicente Fuster, and Fray Juan Santiago, 1796." The smaller bell is San Juan. The inscription reads, "ave maria purisima me fesit ruelas Ime yamo s. juan, 1796”" The English translation reads, "Hail Mary most pure. Ruelas made me, and my name is San Juan, 1796."
CareyPhotography > The campanaria, or bell wall, of Mission San Juan Capistrano as seen from the Sacred Garden, silhouetted against a blue sky. The campanaria was built after the campanile, the original bell tower, was destroyed in the 1812 earthquake. The two smaller bells are original, while the two larger ones, which had been damaged in the earthquake, are replicas. The two large original bells are on display at the location where the original campanile stood.
CareyPhotography > A bougainvillea-covered fence and pergola along a walkway on the grounds of the historic Mission San Juan Capistrano, the 7th of 21 missions founded by Father Junipero Serra in California.
CareyPhotography > Prayer candles at Serra Chapel, Mission San Juan Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, California
CareyPhotography > Statue of Father Junipero Serra, a Francisan friar and founder of the California Missions, blessing a Juaneno Indian boy. Fr. Serra was beatified by Pope John Paul II on September 25, 1988. This statue was sculpted by Tole van Rensalaar and is located in the courtyard of Mission San Juan Capistrano, The Jewel of the Missions.
Handpainted tile mural with terra cotta frame depicting Fray Junipero Serra and Mission San Juan Capistrano, displayed on the exterior wall of Mission San Juan Capistrano, the 7th of 21 California Mission founded by Fray Junipero Serra. Artist unknown.
CareyPhotography > Handpainted tile mural with terra cotta frame depicting Fray Junipero Serra and Mission San Juan Capistrano, displayed on the exterior wall of Mission San Juan Capistrano, the 7th of 21 California Mission founded by Fray Junipero Serra. Artist unknown.
Handpainted tile mural with terra cotta frame depicting Fray Junipero Serra and Mission San Juan Capistrano, displayed on the exterior wall of Mission San Juan Capistrano, the 7th of 21 California Mission founded by Fray Junipero Serra. Artist unknown.
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