Excerpt from The Annals of Santa Clara 1851-1951; Part 1
Excerpt describing the construction of student chapel just north of cemetery.
Santa Clara University, Community Heritage Lab
Mission Gardens before the fire of 1926 (1919)
General layout of the Mission Gardens as well as the Mission prior to the fire of 1926.
The exterior of the interim student chapel, with mission towers visible in background
An image of the recently cultivated gardens by Joseph Bayma in the 1880s. It depicts the general layout of the garden features.
The Mission Garden with the Mission Church visible in the background, 1911
A 1911 photograph that captures the state of the Mission Gardens as well as a background of the past Mission Church
Maker's mark attributed to Thomas Hughes, a British ceramics manufacturer (Top: 1855-1894, Bottom: 1930-1935).
Maker's mark attributed to Thomas Hughes, a British ceramics manufacturer (dated from 1855-1894).
Remains of Shellfish found in an American period archaeological deposit in Santa Clara, CA.
Bacigalupi Family highlighted in the 1900 U.S. Census
Residents of the 671 Franklin Street property, the Bacigalupi family, highlighted in the 1900 U.S. Census report