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MISSION NUESTRA SENORA DOLOROSISMA DE LA SOLEDAD

This mission, founded October 9,1791 by Father Ferm�n Francisco de Lasu�n, ministered to the Indians of the Salinas Valley. Governor Jos� Joaqu�n de Arrillaga died here July 24, 1814 and was buried in the chapel. Prosperous in its early years, Soledad declined after 1825, but Father Vicente Francisco Sarr�a stayed on in poverty to serve the Indians until his death in 1835, when the mission was secularized. It was regranted to the Bishop of Monterey in 1859. In ruins after 1874, the chapel was reconstructed and dedicated under the auspices of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, October 9th, 1955.

REGISTERED LANDMARK NO. 233
Plaque placed by Grand Parlors, Native Daughters of the Golden West and Native Sons of the Golden West, in cooperation with the California State Park Commission, October 14, 1956.

I am based in Menlo Park, California and specialize in assignment, sports, aviation, action and travel photography. I have covered a variety of major sporting events including the Super Bowl, World Series, Stanley Cup Finals, America's Cup and numerous NCAA championships. My work is published widely including: Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated for Kids, SI.com, ESPN The Magazine, Sporting News, Good Morning America, New York Times, Washington Post, LA Times, Chicago Tribune, USA Today, U.S. News and World Report, and the Chronicle of Higher Education. More information about my work is available from jasonowatson.com or by contacting me at jason@jasonowatson.com

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