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  Really nice. One of San Fernandos forgotten places.

  Added May 29, 2017 by Ralph Chavez
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  The mission trail is a great path to follow when trekking through California. The beauty here in San Fernando lives in this bit of history. Many houses, and ranches were designed around the Spanish mission styles, leading to the beauty of the architecture in the state. Come visit for the history, and stay around for the delicious food around it.

  Added January 20, 2017 by Josh B
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  I love visiting our missions in California and a lot of history here in our state and we must preserve them along with our beautiful forest

  Added December 22, 2016 by sergio sahagun
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  More to see than I thought. Museum portions historic and interesting. Better than other Missions.

  Added December 07, 2016 by Sr. Maria Louise Edwards
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  Fun historical visit. $5 to get in, children are cheaper. See all the artifacts that shaped San Fernando. The grounds are peaceful. Be sure to see the Bob Hope gardens/tomb by the chapel.

  Added December 03, 2016 by Danny Farmer