The Early Days of Santa Barbara California From the First Discoveries By Europ
The Early Days of Santa Barbara California From the First Discoveries By Europ
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1792: Large corrals were built. The number of Ind- ians was five hundred.
1793: The third church was commenced.
1794: The third church was finished, and a granary and weavery were built.
1795 : The work of replacing the rafters of the houses about the square was begun.
1796: The work on the rafters was finished, and a corridor was built on the side of the square facing the presidio. The number of Indians at the Mission was now six hundred and forty-six.
SECOND DECADE During the second decade in... the Mission history, be- ginning with the year 1797, the buildings began to ac- quire such proportions and completeness as character- ized their best days. The most important events that occurred during this period were the construction of rows of buildings about the second or inner square; the construction of large granaries ; the building of the Ind- 54 EARLY DAYS OF SANTA BARBARA ian village; the planting of orchards; the building of tanneries; and the construction of the first reservoir.
The growing needs of the settlement required the erection of more buildings; and in 1797, the second square was marked out, adjacent to the first square and on its northwest side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1792: Large corrals were built. The number of Ind- ians was five hundred.
1793: The third church was commenced.
1794: The third church was finished, and a granary and weavery were built.
1795 : The work of replacing the rafters of the houses about the square was begun.
1796: The work on the rafters was finished, and a corridor was built on the side of the square facing the presidio. The number of Indians at the Mission was now six hundred and forty-six.
SECOND DECADE During the second decade in... the Mission history, be- ginning with the year 1797, the buildings began to ac- quire such proportions and completeness as character- ized their best days. The most important events that occurred during this period were the construction of rows of buildings about the second or inner square; the construction of large granaries ; the building of the Ind- 54 EARLY DAYS OF SANTA BARBARA ian village; the planting of orchards; the building of tanneries; and the construction of the first reservoir.
The growing needs of the settlement required the erection of more buildings; and in 1797, the second square was marked out, adjacent to the first square and on its northwest side.
What to read after The Early Days of Santa Barbara California From the First Discoveries By Europ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a Walter Augustus Hawley to read onlineMoreLess
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