Editing Mission San Miguel Arcángel (section)

==Features==
[[File:Mission San Miguel, California - Interior.jpg|thumb|left|The interior of Mission San Miguel Arcángel is one of the best preserved of all the missions of California. It features murals executed by noted artist [[Esteban Munrás]] in the 1820s.]]
* The Mission Arcade, a series of 12 arches, is original. The variety of shapes and sizes was planned and the Mission was known for this arcade.<ref name="Brochure">{{cite web|title=Mission San Miguel Arcàngel: Home of Indigenous Salinan Art|url=https://home.nps.gov/articles/000/mission-san-miguel-arc%C3%A0ngel-ca.htm|website=NPS.gov|publisher=[[National Park Service]], [[United States Department of the Interior]]}}</ref> 
* The first chapel on the site was replaced within a year of its construction by a larger adobe chapel, which burned in the 1806 fire.<ref name="Brochure"/>
* The current mission church was built between 1816 and 1818. It is {{convert|144|ft|m}} long, {{convert|27|ft|m}} wide, and {{convert|40|ft|m}} high.<ref name="Brochure"/>
* The cemetery adjacent to the church holds the remains of 2,249 Native Americans listed in the Mission's burial records.<ref name="Brochure"/>
* The painted walls inside the church are the original artwork by artist Esteban Munras and other [[Salinan]] artists.<ref name="Brochure"/>