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Dominguez Inventory of New Mexico Churches, 1776: A Listing of Items in Each Church.

1776
MS 287
Collection Guide
Inventory of San Miguel Chapel, Santa Fe, New Mexico

A listing complied by Richard E. Ahlborn of objects and features in each church organized in the sequence used by Fray Atanasio Dominguez in his 1776 report of the missions of New Mexico.

A 155-page tabulated listing of objects and features in each religious structure, organized in the sequence used by Dominguez, in his 1776 report on New Mexican missions. Each church entry includes the following data fields: exterior, interior, sanctuary, high altar, altar vestments, nave, transept, baptistry, sacristy, metal, vestment sets, linens, convent, porter's lodge, cemetery, lands, fruits and feasts, and representations of saints.

Included materials:
Manuscript
Subject Area:
Religion
Collection Area:
Arizona & Southwest

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