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Photograph was edited for publication purposes Mission San Fernando Rey de Espan~a (originally La Misio´n del Sen~or Fernando, Rey de Espan~a) was the seventeenth mission built in Alto California. It was built in a quadrangle, similar to other missions. Founded by father Fermi´n Lasue´n on September 8, 1797 in Mission Hills, it is located on the former settlement of Encino Rancho. In 1999 is was added to the National Register of Historic Places-Building #71001076. It has also been dedicated as California Historic Landmark #157. It continues to serve as a parish church. Photograph caption dated March 17, 1954 reads, "Standing in center of auditorium is Frank Reiner, contractor's superintendent. Workmen in rear are working on material that will be laid in dormitories. Of Normandy architecture, the seminary will house more than 200 priests." Buildings are part of the new Our Lady Queen of Angels Seminary at the Mission San Fernando Rey de Espan~a in California.; See images #00119799 through #00119802 for all photos in this series.
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