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Santa Barbra Mission
Laguna St, Santa
Barbara, CA
Father Fermin Lasuen
Founded Dec-4-1786
and Dec-16-1786
Mission Information
• Originally from wood logs with a straw roof.
• In 1789 an adobe church was built
• A new one built out of sandstone
• Two matching bell towers, one on each side, eighty seven feet tall
• The length of the Mission is 161 feet long, 27 feet wide, and 42 feet high, with
walls that are 6 feet thick
• Buildings formed a quadrangle with the church.
• Still used today.
Materials Used
Chumash Indians
• Church twice a day
• Work at a given task
• New clothes every 6 or 7 months
• Shirts and pants for men
• Skirts and blouses for women
• Food they ate:
acorns, pine nuts, shell fish, fish
caught in nets or harpooned,
Spanish Padre birds and small animals hunted
• Taught children the religion in the with bows and arrows.
morning and the afternoon
• Taught some of the boys to speak
Spanish
Soldiers
• Protected the mission from outsiders.
• Would beat and jail the Chumash
when they disobeyed
• Track down the Indians and bring
them back to the mission
Mission Life
Building
• 1786 Built from wood logs with a
straw roof.
• 1789 An adobe church built
• 1794 Bigger adobe church
• 1812 Earthquake damaged, built
a new one out of sandstone
• 1925 Another earthquake in and
the church had to be repaired
1925 Earthquake
Important Events
•1786 Founding date
•1824 Indians revolted
•1834 Secularized
•1846 Governor sold Mission
•1850 Mission returned to Catholic
Church
Mission History
Known for its water system and
part of it is still being used today. Priests would lock the
women in their room at night.
Fountain has been there
since 1808 – 204 years old.
Father Fermin Lasuen was
founder, the first of nine that
he founded.
Father Serra tried to get this
Mission started in 1782. Interesting Facts
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