Category:Panoramas of Tumacácori National Historical Park

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"¡Vayan Subiendo!"("Everyone mount up!") was the rousing call from Juan Bautista de Anza. In 1775-76, he led some 240 men, women (93519afa-f157-4279-a237-8d787ece6c74).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 5.73 MB
A right turn immediately upon entering the church will lead you into the room where the sacred ceremony of baptism was performed (c26f6d83-9444-4a0a-b3a7-ab15c9e19ec1).JPG 16,364 × 3,848; 12.35 MB
Any evidence of mission-era graves was destroyed long ago by weather, treasure hunters, and cattle. Toward the end of the (8636d963-8dc0-43ae-b382-30f4fe2dab53).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 3.51 MB
Anza Trail, panorama (6e69d8eb-a58a-49d7-9253-4d7a1f7feca7).JPG 14,306 × 3,698; 23.03 MB
As you exit the doorway of the sacristy you are facing into the convento courtyard. The convento—an open square of buildings (70496160-82c9-4a37-acc7-f3fafc89b5e9).JPG 16,366 × 3,920; 21.34 MB
As you view the model you can see that a mission was much more than a church. The mission community included housing for the (5481235d-678d-47db-bd0a-e99c08e39d9f).JPG 7,660 × 3,856; 11.71 MB
Ascending the steps leading up out of the nave, one enters the sanctuary, still adorned with remnants of its original paints (9fa8797b-5d4f-480a-ba15-f329acd1f983).JPG 16,378 × 3,762; 13 MB
Baptisms were performed for babies, children, and adults in this room. Adobe walls, nine feet thick with an inner rock core (ccd6d08b-ce9d-4202-973e-46cba035a839).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 2.32 MB
Born in what is now northern Italy in 1645, Kino brought intellectual curiosity to his exploration of a new world. A (0876d43c-787c-4ef8-8bf8-eeae79bbd57c).JPG 8,950 × 3,916; 5.07 MB
Born in what is now northern Italy in 1645, Kino brought intellectual curiosity to his exploration of a new world. A (95433362-72c2-4ccd-af82-37fd21aeeb2e).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 2.13 MB
Calabazas Mission - exterior (5547e245-68e6-49e6-b83d-8410ac3deba2).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.01 MB
Calabazas Mission - nave entrance (ae8f40d0-dcb9-49bd-aa2e-2aebed874b88).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.61 MB
Calabazas Mission - sanctuary (dc98974d-a38d-4805-b2fc-7a0c68b05f7b).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.59 MB
Cemetery, mortuary chapel interior (374d65fd-8326-4164-91fe-9334ba434a40).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 3.43 MB
Church and mission grounds with rainbow (d3d166d9-21ae-4293-aab4-7419520793b4).JPEG 7,594 × 2,068; 2.8 MB
Foodstuffs were stored here for distribution to the community. Prior to the coming of the Spanish, the local diet consisted of (26966a2d-e21b-408f-9f9a-eb04ff5dffce).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 3.44 MB
Foodstuffs were stored here for distribution to the community. Prior to the coming of the Spanish, the local diet consisted of (3b5e415f-8812-4aa4-9bf5-824f425f257c).JPG 16,378 × 3,664; 17.5 MB
From the sanctuary you enter the sacristy, a room not blessed or consecrated. This did not make it any less important. Priests (e292a8e3-7a03-4524-8a28-18789e1c2c2e).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 2.96 MB
From the sanctuary, a sacred place, you enter the sacristy, a room not blessed or consecrated. This did not make it any less (d71eadcd-02e8-4cbc-988a-1940fb1abf12).JPG 16,382 × 3,750; 12.48 MB
Guevavi Mission - exterior (d6fc785c-2427-4b54-986e-8260ad51d093).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.41 MB
Guevavi Mission - interior (b1d56d27-475f-40cf-a6f7-0fadc746f0bd).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.39 MB
Guevavi Mission - on the Santa Cruz River (1bb477e7-5d59-4535-a115-955e445562c3).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.28 MB
Guevavi Mission - the surrounding landscape (608944d3-2fea-4455-a23c-d80b71399f51).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.08 MB
Lime kiln (e1165a29-b6eb-422c-9334-30b1d2646ab3).JPG 11,266 × 3,628; 17.78 MB
Lime plaster was used to protect adobe buildings from moisture. Tons of raw material (limestone boulders) had to be brought to (2362fcfa-0686-4ecf-b2b1-99de2c712abf).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 5.7 MB
Lime plaster was used to protect adobe buildings from moisture. Tons of raw material (limestone boulders) had to be brought to (53462992-1f31-4a8a-8711-b80a650fc3c2).JPG 15,130 × 3,666; 23.06 MB
Mission Model and View Room (e6f670d1-de28-4b29-afc6-c46c8b3d4564).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 2 MB
Missions took their garden design from Spanish tradition. They featured mostly plants imported from Europe for their cultural (60382888-4669-465f-8330-ccc496c8d886).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.04 MB
Museum Gallery 1, prehistory (82c1b72f-fb41-4b32-98a2-45adda87e83a).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 2.97 MB
Museum Gallery 2, Jesuit era (cbccdd79-b5f0-43e2-aa9c-bf9b5ceed9c2).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 3.27 MB
Museum Gallery 3, Franciscan era (702761e8-7d3b-44a9-9f6c-3f8f29b53937).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 2.99 MB
Once established, it took time, often years, before a mission had all its components. However, given the necessary time and (7ad9da5c-0bd3-43ce-b1b4-5d17e347f809).JPG 16,378 × 3,768; 16.5 MB
Probably the single most important commodity in the desert was, and is, water. Water for drinking, washing, bathing, and (ac49de00-bf60-487d-aa48-9c71fc370ff8).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 5.7 MB
Probably the single most important commodity in the desert was, and is, water. Water for drinking, washing, bathing, and (cf0177c8-f946-4962-ba69-7ce0ce0e48f5).JPG 16,382 × 3,738; 29.77 MB
Standing here, perhaps you can visualize life at Mission San José de Tumacácori. To the left of the trail is a mound that runs (27bdd62d-f2ea-4703-84f5-3ec31d8e7edf).JPG 16,374 × 3,904; 16.18 MB
Surface flow on the Santa Cruz gave rise to productive agricultural communities going back thousands of years before the Spanish (019c7a5b-e667-45ef-b5a0-41198f492fd8).JPG 15,272 × 3,628; 22.65 MB
Surface flow on the Santa Cruz gave rise to productive agricultural communities going back thousands of years before the Spanish (547b5eee-059b-402f-a406-e0e5958dd41d).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.8 MB
The acequia moved water for more than 2 miles along agricultural lands in the mission. Can you find its original route in this (f018658c-5176-48df-b9d7-c2b74a0c2cca).JPG 14,632 × 3,770; 33.49 MB
The bell tower was built in three stories- on the ground floor lies the baptistry, on the second level the preparation room for (f40814fd-9aa8-4953-9331-9c06f3c4e11b).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 2.86 MB
The community at Tumacácori might have supported a dozen singers and musicians playing instruments such as trumpet, oboe (6dd95c5c-2e13-4619-88d4-c521d9097830).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 2.73 MB
The façade of the church was painted with bright colors. Today, in the doorway and under the cornice below the window, some of (3d7ffdaf-7fac-4b8e-b3e6-8fe8682011d5).JPG 9,760 × 3,878; 8.54 MB
The front of the church was brightly painted. The columns were red and the Egyptian-style capitals yellow with black markings (6a4a515c-c25f-4e66-865a-800be34e4a46).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 2.8 MB
The large, three-story building most visitors associate with Tumacácori wasn't the mission's first church. The outline that you (c8479d01-8fda-4c86-a77a-6cff4814931e).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 3.98 MB
The mission complex included a walled garden and orchard, in which you are now standing. The treelines in front of you and to (15ff01f4-6c14-42de-a888-5ba9b4d61c0e).JPG 16,376 × 3,840; 26.26 MB
The mission complex included a walled garden and orchard, in which you are now standing. The treelines in front of you and to (6196ce55-ec55-41d2-8237-5989ad0986b7).JPG 16,376 × 3,628; 25.73 MB
The mission complex included a walled garden and orchard, in which you are now standing. The treelines in front of you and to (aaaec6ab-4bd3-48a4-b7a9-89f53c012f4d).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.27 MB
The other doors throughout the building are similar to the paneled doors of Caborca. The wood-grilled window on the east façade (ae8bfde8-5c0c-44dc-9165-5d4c0be0a9a1).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 2.94 MB
The outline that you see before you marks the location of the below-ground foundation of the church that was begun in the spring (c937dce1-f84e-4940-9c32-c1ce4a833b1f).JPG 16,382 × 3,812; 19.41 MB
The sanctuary, protected by a domed ceiling made of fired adobes, is still adorned with remnants of original paint, picture (55cbab9f-3945-429e-a973-1148e6ea3015).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 3 MB
The standing ruin of a fragment of the convento includes the rooms in which the priest is likely to have lived. These rooms have (563dceff-2bed-4b4a-ac20-f021d2bd6575).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 3.08 MB
The standing ruin of a fragment of the convento includes the rooms in which the priest is likely to have lived. These rooms have (856db453-ada1-41e7-8ea7-e03d260fd87e).JPG 16,382 × 3,776; 12.17 MB
Tumacacori mission church with flowers in foreground (395956e5-b1f6-49c2-8e9f-8d9ace77290d).JPG 5,370 × 2,151; 4.48 MB
Tumacacori mission church with flowers in foreground (76715030-5f34-4c52-882a-c4e0413520e2).JPG 5,518 × 2,454; 6.81 MB
Tumacacori mission church, from south viewpoint (df328d8a-6a6d-43b5-8927-83672586e2a2).jpg 2,592 × 1,083; 2.81 MB
Tumacacori NHP 1.JPG 2,560 × 967; 875 KB
Tumacacori NHP church 2.JPG 2,465 × 1,164; 954 KB
Tumacácori church, from roof panorama (d4ebc1a4-e93f-41af-ad54-dcfb740f7a6b).JPG 13,318 × 3,628; 6.2 MB
Tumacácori mission church sacristy (2ce24dc1-bb0d-4285-afb0-09eff581cb17).JPG 7,944 × 3,902; 8.15 MB
Tumacácori mission church sacristy (53de6349-dff7-4f0a-a1eb-501a4003ddc5).JPG 9,524 × 3,912; 17.18 MB
Tumacácori National Historical Park Entrance (e5b7fa1a-e998-4cd4-8ef2-590280682198).JPG 4,608 × 2,304; 4.8 MB
Two features come into view as you enter the cemetery. The first is the mortuary chapel, circular in design and about sixteen (ca27ae98-a1a4-45e2-b808-1aeaa8dae604).JPG 16,380 × 3,650; 16.5 MB

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