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San Francisco De Asis |
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Description San Francisco de Ass is a Missions of California Educational Project. Parental supervision is recommended.
Facts Founded 6th in the mission chain on June 26, 1776. San Francisco de Ass (named for Saint Francis of Assisi) is also referred to as Mission Dolores after the nearby Nuestra Seora de los Dolores (Our Lady of Sorrows) stream and river.
Features Great for introducing students to California's mission history and emphasizing the importance of the missions to the founding of California (1769 to 1823).
Sturdy, precision-cut styrofoam parts. Authentic mission details. Can be painted with water based, foam compatible, paints. Customize your finished mission, for the highest degree of realism, with a wide variety of accessories that are available separately. Detailed assembly instructions. Includes 1 Mission
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Product Information
Specifications Base Size: 15" x 24" (381mm x 610mm)
Height: 2" (51mm) Weight: 10.4oz (296g) Requires
Comments In the state of California, many 4th Grade students get involved in building a model of one of the California Spanish missions.
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