Mission San Francisco Solano

114 E Spain St, Spain, Sonoma, California 95476 USA

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Founded in 1823 as the last of the Spanish missions, in part by Mariano Vallejo to check the Russian's impact in Northern California. Site of the first vineyard in Sonoma County. This is where American settlers began their uprising against the Mexicans known as the Bear Flag Revolt of 1846. It was bought by the California Historic Landmarks League in 1903 and restored in 1913. Though it was the last mission, it was the third structure in California to be designated a State Historic Landmark

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David D.

March 10, 2024

I remember very clearly my 4th grade class visiting this mission almost 70 years ago. Funny how the brain remembers some things. We had studied missions and since we were only 2 hours away decided... Read more

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Denise C.

April 18, 2024

Fascinating! Spanish missions in Sonoma County..Wine country, old army settlement, and the classic Missions..you can read the history here about Native Americans and colonists..European settlers... Read more

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Erich L.

June 25, 2022

Small mission right near Sonoma square. I like historical places and history so I stopped by. You can see everything in less than half an hour and it's only $3. It's like every other mission.... Read more

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