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What are the names of the missions in California that still are standing?
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∙ 8y ago
All the missions are still standing and services are held in them as well as weddings and funerals.
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How many missions are there still standing?
21 missions were built.
Are all the missions still standing?
yes
What missions are still standing?
santa clara de asis is still standing up and others trollface
What originals buildings are still standing today?
I assume you are asking about the California missions. Just about each mission has the original buildings. The state does do reconstruction and repair on each mission.
What original buildings are still standing?
all of the 21 missions
What original building are still standing today information?
I assume you are asking about the California missions. Just about each mission has the original buildings. The state does do reconstruction and repair on each mission.
How missions land was turned into ranchos in California?
They weren't turned into ranches. The missions still exist and are still working. Each mission did produce crops and had herds.
How did then missions have impact on California?
The California missions are state historical property and open for services and visitors. They are a part of our history and where they were built cities started around them that still exists today.
What missions are still standing today?
santa clara de asis is still standing up and others trollface
what original missions are still standing?
Santa Ines, Santa Barbra,La Purisima Concepcion, and others. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL *trollface*
How is the santa Barbara mission used today?
It is part of the California historical property of the 21 missions. Services are still held there and you can visit the mission or take a tour.
Why did the missions end?
I would say that for the large majority the missions of California ended due to the Westward Expansion (of America) which in turn weakened the influence and power of these missions who were put in place under the (Catholic) Spanish rule. Furthermore, when California was purchased by the United States these missions were under a new authority that did not have a national religion.
