Today was the last day of World Con. For me it ended at noon. I ate at Rosarios and then drove the Mission Trail. Pictures are attached.
Mission San Jose is still in use as a church and is also part of the Nation Park system. There was an award winning film at the Visitors Center that highlighted the people of South Texas and their history..
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The church is in the background and what was living quarters are where the arched opening are. All that is left of the living quarters are the walls. |
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The church inside is not large. It is still in use today. |
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A view from the front. According to the film when it was built it had very colorful decorations on the outside. None are left today. |
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Although you cannot see the wall the entire area is walled like a fort and the local Indians lived in rooms built into the walls. |