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San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
Directions
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Physical Location of Each Mission
Mission Concepción Mission San José
807 Mission Road 6701 San José Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78210 San Antonio, Texas 78214
Mission San Juan Mission Espada
9101 Graf Road 10040 Espada Road
San Antonio, Texas 78214 San Antonio, Texas 78214
Administrative Headquarters
2202 Roosevelt Avenue
San Antonio, Texas 78210
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Getting Around
Roadways connect each site in this mostly urban park. The Mission Trails project, presently under construction, includes a hike and bike trail, and driving route from downtown to Espada, the southernmost mission site in the park. Complete signage is not in place, so ask at each site for directions to the next mission.
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Did You Know?
The church at Mission Concepción celebrated the 250th anniversary of its dedication in 2005? This is the only mission church in San Antonio, Texas, that never lost its roof or walls to age or neglect. As a result, remnants of colorful frescos still remain.
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Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:23 EST |