BGuthrie Photos: CA -- Sacramento -- Capitol Park -- Junipero Serra Tribute

CA -- Sacramento -- Capitol Park -- Junipero Serra Tribute:

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[1] CAPPJS_140719_01.JPG	[2] CAPPJS_140719_04.JPG	[3] CAPPJS_140719_07.JPG
[4] CAPPJS_140719_10.JPG	[5] CAPPJS_140719_14.JPG	[6] CAPPJS_140719_16.JPG
[7] CAPPJS_140719_20.JPG	[8] CAPPJS_140719_26.JPG	[9] CAPPJS_140719_28.JPG
[10] CAPPJS_140719_31.JPG	[11] CAPPJS_140719_36.JPG	[12] CAPPJS_140719_38.JPG
[13] CAPPJS_140719_41.JPG	[14] CAPPJS_140719_44.JPG	[15] CAPPJS_140719_47.JPG
[16] CAPPJS_140719_53.JPG	[17] CAPPJS_140719_55.JPG	[18] CAPPJS_140719_57.JPG
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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. CAPPJS_140719_07.JPG: Dedicated to the memory of Father Junipero Serra 1713-1784 the first Franciscan missionary to whom California owes an everlasting tribute -- he brought civilization to our land and in deed and character he deserves a foremost place in the history of our State. Native Daughters of the Golden West Native Sons of the Golden West and the People of the State of California
2. CAPPJS_140719_14.JPG: San Buenaventura 1782
3. CAPPJS_140719_16.JPG: San Diego de Alcala 1769
4. CAPPJS_140719_20.JPG: San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo 1770
5. CAPPJS_140719_28.JPG: San Antonio de Padua 1771
6. CAPPJS_140719_36.JPG: San Gabriel Arcangel 1771
7. CAPPJS_140719_38.JPG: San Luis Obispo de Tolosa 1772
8. CAPPJS_140719_41.JPG: San Francisco de Asis 1776
9. CAPPJS_140719_44.JPG: San Juan Capistrano 1776
10. CAPPJS_140719_47.JPG: Santa Clara de Asis 1777
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Description of Subject Matter: This monument, a tribute to Father Junípero Serra, was erected near Camellia Grove in Capitol Park in 1965. A priest in the Franciscan order of the Catholic Church, Father Serra was charged with leading the development of the California mission system beginning in 1768.
Father Junípero Serra was born Miguel José Serra in 1713 on the small Spanish island of Mallorca. As a priest, Father Serra traveled to the New Spain colonial territory of Mexico in 1749 to devote himself to missionary work. Appointed head of the Spanish missions in 1767, he established his first mission in what is now the state of California at San Diego in 1769.
Before his death in 1784, Father Junípero Serra helped to establish nine Spanish missions in California:
* Mission of San Diego, July 16, 1769
* Mission San Carlos Borromeo, June 3, 1770
* Mission San Antonio de Padua, July 14, 1771
* Mission San Gabriel, September 8, 1771
* Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosam September 1, 1772
* Mission San Francisco de Asis, June 29, 1776
* Mission San Juan Capistrano, November 1, 1776
* Mission Santa Clara de Asis, January 12, 1777
* Mission San Buenaventura, March 31, 1782
The above was from http://www.capitolmuseum.ca.gov/the-museum/capitol-park
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