Mission Treasures: Historical Collection Revealed
Due to popular demand, exhibit now permanent!
Open Daily 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Chalice, 20th century

Tabernacle, 18th century

Ciborium, 19th century

Featuring historic artifacts from the Mission's past that have not been seen in decades, if ever. Including precious and rare paintings, religious artifacts, and documents related to the Mission's history, dating back as early as the 1700s.

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	Lincoln Document Lincoln put his name to the Lincoln Document on March 18, 1865.
	Vestment Set Fabricated in the late 1700s, the chasuble, stole and maniple displayed in the exhibit are believed to be used by Father Serra, the first President of the California Missions.
	Original Baptism, Marriage and Burial Records On loan from the Diocese of Orange Archives, these three books include the original baptism records, original marriage records and original burial records of Mission San Juan Capistrano.
	Mary Pickford Mary Pickford’s Wedding Date: 1915 Artist: Charles Percy Austin (1883-1948) Material: Oil on canvas
	Father St. John O'Sullivan Portrait of Father St. John O'Sullivan Date: 1924 Artist: Joseph Kleitsch (1882-1931) Material: Oil on canvas
Photos courtesy of inGRACE photography

*Lincoln Document and Baptismal Records on temporary loan. All items subject to replacement and rotation.

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