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It is located in the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley.It was considered suitable because its location was right between the La Purisima and Santa Barbara and it was considered by many franciscan priests.They acculturated the Chumash indians,they farmed, and they raised livestock. **Father Estevan Tapis founded mission Santa Ines on September 17,1804. **
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**Building of the mission **  Each building was built to be 232 feet in length and 19 feet in width and height. There were 242 rooms in the mission. They used adobe and brushwood to build the mission. On the right of the mission was the church and the bell tower. On the right was a hallway leading into the courtyard. From the courtyard there were many buildings with lots of rooms to live in.

**Life at the mission **

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There were padres, priests, and there were Chumash Indians. They were many jobs such as hunting, fishing, cooking, and making tools. For entertainment they would play Chumash indian traditional games, they would learn to hunt, cook, and fish, and they would even do traditional dances. They ate fish, deer, elk, and shellfish. ======

__**Indians at the missions ** __ The Chumas tribe lived in the mission.The Chumash would usually hunt, fish, eat, and they would also make new tools.They would have been small, dirty, and the bed would have been ripped a little bit.They wanted them to live there because it helped their economy and they wanted to teach them catholic religion.They were treated both harshly and nicely at times.They would be treated harshly when they disappointed a priest or soldier and didn't do their job properly.They were treated nicely when they did their job properly and if they didn't bother the priests and soldiers.

__**<span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: 15px; font-style: inherit; font-weight: inherit; line-height: 1.2em; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; vertical-align: baseline;">Mission today ** __ Mission Santa Ines is now used for weddings, funerals, religious, educational classes, youth groups, and lots of different programs for adults. Mission Santa Ines is still standing today. Mission Santa Inez does have a nickname. It's nickname is "The Mission of Passes" and it is nicknamed this because it passed through lots of natural disasters.

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