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Ruins at the site of Padre Marguia's third church of Mission Santa Clara, 1897

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Title: Ruins at the site of Padre Marguia's third church of Mission Santa Clara, 1897
Creator: Mrs. Alice Hare
Date Created and/or Issued: 1897
Publication Information: Santa Clara University Library, Archives & Special Collections
Contributing Institution: Santa Clara University
Collection: Santa Clara University Archives ClaraVision Photograph Collection
Rights Information: Permission to copy or publish any portion of SCU Archives materials must be given by Santa Clara University Library, Archives & Special Collections.
Description: Site of Padre Marguia's third church of Mission Santa Clara, with depot of South Pacific Coast Railroad in background. The third Mission cornerstone was laid in March 1781, dedicated on May 15, 1784 by Padre Junipero Serra, damaged by earthquakes in 1812 and 1818, and dismantled in 1819. Located on the second site of the mission. The 'x' marks the site of the second third Marguia Mission damaged by earthquake and dismantled in 1819.
Type: image
Format: image
Identifier: msc204.tif
http://content.scu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/claravision/id/94
Language: English
Subject: Santa Clara University (Calif.)
Mission Santa Clara
Santa Clara (Calif.)
Adobe buildings
Source: msc.11.2
Relation: SCU General Photograph Collection - Third Mission Site

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