Lee and Karen Duquette,
The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers

visited Mission San Jose in
San Antonio, Texas
April 9, 2009

Mission San Jose: Established in 1720, this is the best example of a restored mission in the United States. The famous "Rose Window" and card stone facade at the entrance are examples of the fine detail and craftsmanship of artisans who built the mission.


Below: The community cooking oven


Below: 3 views of Mission San Jose


Below: The Church



Below: Lee Duquette outside the Old Grist Mill

Below: The old Grist Mill and wheel

Below: Looking down at the water falling outside the old Grist Mill - and a demonstration of making flour

Below: Lee Duquette showing the size of the plant in the photo at the right.

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