San Luis Obispo County Regional Photograph Collection

The stream taken near the springs at the hot springs.

A bridge in Avila Beach.

Back of postcard reads: 'Founded 1771 - (20 miles south of King City). This water-powered grist mill replaced the mortar and pestle of the primitive Indians. The first flour mill in California.'

Back of postcard reads: 'Founded 1771 - (20 miles south of King City). Tanning Vats - leather work was a major art at the Mission. Friar examines the ruins of the Tanning Vats and Mill Race.'

Back of postcard reads: 'Founded 1771 - (20 miles south of King City). Untouched by civilization, unchanged since the days of the Padres, San Antonio lies in primitive beauty in the Valley of the Oaks.'

Back of postcard reads: 'Founded 1771, near Jolon, California. Only recently restored and rebuilt by the Franciscans who use it as a school for their Order, the charming setting in an oak-studded valley remains the same as when founded by Padre Serra. The walls and unique brick facade of the church, and a few arches, remain of the original.' An official California Mission Trails Association card.

Back of postcard reads: 'Founded 1771 - (20 miles south of King City). Indian Well - water supply was important in selecting Mission locations. Today's Friars examine first water well, dug in 1780, used by Indians and Padres.'

Back of postcard reads: 'Founded 1771 - (20 miles south of King City). Here the Indians, summoned by the Mission bells gathered daily in worship.'

Oak trees covered in moss, located near the Paso Robles Hot Springs.