Mission San Antonio de Padua

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Roman Catholic mission Spanish mission in California historic site

Mission San Antonio de Padua is a historic 18th-century Spanish Franciscan mission in California, known for its relatively unaltered rural setting and well-preserved original architecture.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Roman Catholic mission → Spanish mission in California → historic site →
architecturalStyle	Mission Revival (restoration elements) → Spanish Colonial →
CaliforniaHistoricalLandmarkNumber	232 →
country	United States →
dedicatedTo	Saint Anthony of Padua →
foundedBy	Fermín Francisco de Lasuén →
foundedOn	1771-07-14 →
foundingEra	Spanish colonial period in California →
foundingOrder	Franciscan Order →
governingBody	Roman Catholic Diocese of Monterey →
hasConstructionMaterial	adobe → red clay roof tiles →
hasFeature	adobe church → bell tower → cloistered courtyard → mission quadrangle → thick adobe walls → tile roofs →
hasFunction	museum → parish church → retreat center →
heritageDesignation	California Historical Landmark → National Register of Historic Places →
knownFor	arched colonnade → campanario-style bell wall → relatively unaltered rural setting → well-preserved original architecture →
locatedIn	California → Fort Hunter Liggett → Jolon, California → Monterey County, California →
locatedInRegion	Salinas Valley →
locatedNear	Santa Lucia Mountains →
locatedOn	San Antonio River →
NRHPListingCountry	United States →
NRHPType	building →
openToPublic	true →
originalPurpose	Christianization of Native Americans → Spanish colonial settlement →
ownership	Roman Catholic Church →
partOf	California mission chain →
religion	Roman Catholic Church →
restoredInCentury	20th century →
secularizationEra	Mexican period in California →
sequenceNumberInCaliforniaMissions	3 →
servedNativeGroup	Salinan people →
underwentSecularization	yes →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Salinan language →	associatedMission
Monterey County, California →	contains
Junípero Serra →	founded
Spanish missions in California →	hasPart