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San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
Books for Adults
For information on purchasing these and other books, contact the Spanish Colonial Bookstore.
 

Gente de Razón: People of Reason, CD; Western National Parks Association 1998

 
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park by Luis Torres; Western National Parks Association 1993
 
A Sense of Mission: Historic Churches of the Southwest
A Sense of Mission: Historic Churches of the Southwest by Thomas A. Drain, Photographs by David Wakely; Chronicle Books 1994
 
The Spanish Missions of San Antonio by Lewis F. Fisher; Maverick Publishing 1998
 
A Taste of the Missions: A Texas Cookbook compiled by Los Compadres de San Antonio Missions Historical Historical Park; Wimmer Cookbooks 2005
 
Roadside Guide to Mission Churches: California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Baja California, and Northern Mexico; Coop's Maps 2000
 
The Texas Indians by David La Vere; Texas A&M University Press 2004
 
San Antonio Legacy by Donald E. Everett, Illustrations by José Cisneros; Maverick Publishing 1979
 
Lone Star: A History of Texas and the Texans by T.R. Fehrenback; Da Capo Press 1968
 
The Texas Connection with the American Revolution by Robert H. Thonhoff; Eakin Press 2000
 

Passport to Your National Parks - Explorer Edition; Eastern Parks and Monuments Association

 

Passport to Your National Parks - Pocket Edition; Eastern Parks and Monuments Association

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Fr. Bouchu sold one share of the San Juan Ditch Company in 1906 for $10.00.

Did You Know?
that along two of San Antonio's Spanish acequias (irrigation ditches), the San Juan Ditch Water Corp and the Espada Ditch Comp retain water rights first granted in 1731? While the park is the major stake holder, private shareholders continue to use the water on their fields and in farm tanks.

Last Updated: August 06, 2010 at 13:24 MST