Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the rich history of one of California's most iconic missions with this meticulously researched volume. Drawing from a wealth of primary sources, including original manuscripts and records, author Eugene Joseph Sugranes provides a comprehensive look at the founding and early history of the San Gabriel Mission and its place in the broader context of California's mission system.
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