U. S. Mission Trail / The Mission Trail Today - The Spanish Missions in Louisiana
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Select photographs of my many visits to The Missions of the United States South and Southwest built by Spain and Mexico between 1565 and 1823.
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Explanation.

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Mission San Miguel de Linares de los Adaes
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Presidio Nuestra Señora Pilar de Los Adaes

Presidio Nuestra Señora Pilar de Los Adaes

Founded 1721
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Near Robeline, Lousiana

Personal Observations

Photo-Art
Mission Art & Photo-Art

History

Presidio Nuestra Senora del Pilar de Los Adaes (Fort of Our Lady of Pilar at the Adaes)
founded 1721-1773

Address and Directions

Photography Gallery


Entry.

Flag


Visitor Center.

Looking out from the Visitor Center.


Exhibits in the Visitor Center.

Exhibits in the Visitor Center.


Exhibits in the Visitor Center.


Camino Nachitois, Road to Nachitois.

Marker for Camino Real which connected the Missions.


Marker

Casa del Gobernador, Governor's House.

General scene looking over the site.

General scene looking over the site. The sign says, "Soldier's Barracks, Cuarteles de los Soldados."

General scene looking over the site.

General scene looking over the site.

Although there are no surviving structures, they are outlined and informative signs that explain what was once there. In the right image, the sign says, "House of the Governor of the Provence of Texas, Casa del Gobernador de la Provincia de Tejas."


Looking across the site at a lonely flag.


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