Mission Santa Ines
By Jose Carrera
Mission History
Mission Santa Ines was built in 1804 and closed in 1834. Mission Santa Ines is the 19th Mission. Chumash Indians lived in this mission. This missions founder is Alexander Bukler. In 1804 first wing was built. Another wing was built in 1806. Mission Santa Ines is located 35 miles from Mission Santa Barbara and near Santa Ynez river
Daily Life at Mission
Chumash Indians lived in Mission Santa Ines. Fray Alexander Bukler is in charge. The Chumash women did the chores the men did the jobes. The crops needed to be harvested and meals needed to be cooked. Wheat, barley, corn and beans. There was no school. There was a church in the mission. In free time Chumash Indians played games.
Pictures and Illastrations
Mission Santa Ines
This is Mission Santa Ines. In mission Santa Ines there was a church,workshop, cemetery and granary.
Mission during Christmas
- This is Mission Santa Ines during Christmas.
This is the fountain of Mission Santa Ines.
This is is the water fountain of Mission Santa Ines.
This is what was included in Mission Santa Ines
Mission Santa Ines included a cemetery, counter yard, church, friars quarters, bell wall, granary , workers quarters and workshops.
mission today
Today Mission Santa Ines is still open today. There is no field trips. In Mission Santa Ines there is a church. There is no museum in Mission Santa Ines.
Bibliography
WWW.MissionCalifotrnia.com. Mission Santa Ines author Jacqueline Ching. Mission Santa Ines was copyrighted in 2000. By Rosen publishing group.