Mission San Fernando Rey de España

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Roman Catholic mission Spanish mission in California historic site

Mission San Fernando Rey de España is a historic Spanish Franciscan mission in Los Angeles County, California, founded in 1797 as part of Spain’s colonial mission system.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Roman Catholic mission → Spanish mission in California → historic site →
architecturalStyle	Mission Revival (reconstruction elements) → Spanish Colonial →
associatedWith	Christianization of Indigenous peoples in California → Spanish colonization of Alta California → ranching and agriculture in early California →
builder	Native American labor →
country	United States →
currentUse	museum and historic site → parish church →
denomination	Roman Catholic Church →
foundedInCentury	18th century →
founder	Fermín Francisco de Lasuén →
foundingDate	1797-09-08 →
governingDiocese	Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles →
hasPart	cemetery → convento (long building) → fountain → granaries → living quarters → mission church → museum → quadrangle courtyard → workshops →
hasTourismActivity	educational programs → guided tours → school field trips →
hasWebsite	https://www.missionsanfernando.com/ →
heritageDesignation	California Historical Landmark → Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument →
heritageDesignationAuthority	City of Los Angeles → State of California →
heritageDesignationNumber	157 →
locatedIn	City of Los Angeles → Los Angeles County, California → San Fernando Valley →
material	adobe →
namedAfter	Ferdinand III of Castile →
nearbyCity	San Fernando, California →
notableBurial	Bob Hope →
openToPublic	true →
partOf	El Camino Real (California) mission chain → Spanish mission system in Alta California →
primaryIndigenousGroupAssociated	Tataviam people → Tongva (Gabrielino) people →
religiousOrder	Franciscan Order →
sequenceNumberInAltaCaliforniaMissions	17 →
state	California →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Serrano → Tongva people →	missionAssociation
San Fernando Mission Cemetery →	adjacentTo
Gabrielino-Fernandeño →	associatedMission
Spanish missions in California →	hasPart