Interview excerpt with Ernie Salas, Andy Salas, Tim Miguel, David Holgut, Gregario Gonzales, Ed Barajas, and James Odlin by Nick Juravich about the San Gabriel Mission.

Interview excerpt with Ernie Salas, Andy Salas, Tim Miguel, David Holgut, Gregario Gonzales, Ed Barajas, and James Odlin by Nick Juravich about the San Gabriel Mission.

San Gabriel Mission, original location
San Gabriel Mission, current location
Kizh-Gabrielino band of Mission Indians

This audio clip is an excerpt from a two-hour oral history interview with a group of Kizh-Gabrielino band of Mission Indians. In this clip, the interviewed group discuss the construction of the original San Gabriel Mission and how it was moved to the modern-day location because a flood and earthquake destroyed the old mission.

Time code 16:15 - 23:10

Nick Juravich

Oral history recording, .mp3, 02:44 minutes: Tongva/Gabrielino

Digital publisher: Claremont Graduate University

2015.01.10

Lee Painter-Kim

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Guzmán, Romeo; Fragoza, Carribean; Cummings, Alex Sayf; and Reft, Ryan, eds. East of East: The Making of Greater El Monte. New Brunswick, Camden; Newark, New Jersey; London: Rutgers University Press, 2020. 19-20.

MP3

English

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Kizh.Gabrieleno.Nature.Center.1.10.2015_San Gabriel Mission