More photos of the estancia
A student examines the bell that is on display at the Asistencia San Gabriel Mission Estancia in Redlands, circa 2015.
This is a current picture of the Asistencia San Gabriel Mission Estancia as it is today, in 2018. It now belongs to the Redlands Conservancy.
The larger bell tower at the Asistencia came from McKinley Grammar School, and the smaller bell, on top, was an old railroad bell, from the Santa Fe Railroad, according to Redlands historian Tom Atchley.
This is an image of the Asistencia San Gabriel Mission Estancia circa late 1920s to mid-1930s. It is now operated by the Redlands Conversancy. Note the plentiful flora in the foreground as compared to the lawn that it has today.
This is a fresco of Native Americans on the wall of the Redlands Asistencia/Estancia on Barton Road.
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