California Mission San Rafael Arcangel
This is the San Rafael Arcangel Missions of California Educational Project. Parental Supervision is Recommended.:
Initially established in 1817 as a sub-mission of San Francisco de Asis, San Rafael Arcangel served as a hospital for new converts suffering from disease and depression. It proved so successful that on October 12, 1822, it rose to full mission status and became 20th in the chain. By 1828 its population had grown to over 1000, with the converts becoming skilled boat builders, blacksmiths, carpenters, weavers and farmers. After secularization the buildings were abandoned. The mission was used by John Fremont during the Mexican War in 1846. In 1949 Monsignor Thomas Kennedy rebuilt and restored the chapel. Today Mission San Rafael Arcangel sits next to the parish church of St. Raphael on the site of the original hospital.:
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Features
- Precision-cut, foam core parts.:
- Short history of the mission included.:
- Complete assembly instructions.:
Specs
- Hobbico Product Number: HCAY9038
Includes
One San Rafael Arcangel Kit:
Requirements & Suggestions
- Assembly:
- White glue:
- Decorating material:
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- In the state of California, many 4th Grade students get involved i building a model of one of the California Spanish missions.:
- Due to small parts that could cause a choking hazard please keep away from children 3 years of age and younger