Santa Barbara Mission, Santa Barbara, California
Uses of Locally Quarried Stone
Mission Garden Area
Many of the following photographs of the Santa Barbara Mission show examples of how locally quarried stone was used in the construction of the Santa Barbara Mission and on the mission grounds. If you would like to read more about the Santa Barbara Mission and view more photographs, visit the sections about the California missions in the “History of Quarrying in California from the California Indians Up to Present Time” section of our web site. (These photographs were taken in mid-January 2011, by Peggy B. Perazzo and Pat Perazzo.)
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Santa Barbara Mission garden |
Fountain in the Santa Barbara Mission garden |
Santa Barbara Mission garden |
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Fountain in the Santa Barbara Mission garden |
Unusual rock on tree stump in the Santa Barbara Mission garden |
Unusual rock on tree stump in the Santa Barbara Mission garden |
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Statue of a missionary in the Santa Barbara Mission garden |
Plants and sandstone wall, buttress, and pillar in the in the Santa Barbara Mission garden area |
Sandstone wall, buttress, and recessed window in the in the Santa Barbara Mission garden area |
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Sandstone wall, buttress, and recessed windows in the in the Santa Barbara Mission garden area |
Sandstone wall, buttress, and recessed windows in the in the Santa Barbara Mission garden area |
Another view of sandstone wall and buttress near recessed window in the Santa Barbara Mission garden area |
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Sandstone arches leading into display areas from the Santa Barbara Mission garden area |
Sandstone arches leading into display areas from the Santa Barbara Mission garden area |
Look out from under arches to the Santa Barbara Mission garden |
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One of the sandstone pillars in the above photos |
Closeup of the previous
sandstone pillar |
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Sandstone pillars in the Santa Barbara Mission garden area |
Sandstone pillars in the Santa Barbara Mission garden area |
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Sandstone wall and windows in the area behind the sandstone arches |
Sandstone wall and window in the area behind the sandstone arches |
Wooden ceiling near the previous sandstone wall and windows |
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B. and George (Pat)
Perazzo.