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closed society
yes it closed at 1851 of 1836 don't know
It didn't close. In fact, it is open today. All 21 missions are open to visit and are California historical property. Services are still held, weddings performed, funerals and festivals still held. Museums are located in each and tours given.
They folded, closed, and crashed. People lost millions of dollars and were left without money.
Last I knew, he was working for Sony in New Stanton. They are closed a couple years ago, so I have lost track of him.
it was closed because it was attacked
It became a National History Museum
they all left
The Indians were promised land when the missions closed down but most of their land was taken away by other people making land grants. They had nowhere to go. They could also not practice there old ways of life.
it closed because of secularization
1909
It isn't closed. It is still a working mission with masses, weddings, and other functions. Your name for the mission is incomplete. It is San Carlos Barromeno de Carmelo. One of the most beautiful of the mission system.
1812
It is not closed. Services are still conducted there and it is a vital church.
It is not closed, but is state property. Masses, weddings, funerals are still held there and you can visit the mission. It is a beautiful mission.
1846
it closed because of secularization