Mission Hill...Site of Three Catholic Churches; Colic Tea, A Waterfall, A Stable
Black and white photo of the wood building that served Holy Cross Church from 1858-1889.
The author starts by talking about In the oldest resident at the time (Carlotta Gonzalez, aka Mother Alzina). The author further elaborates on how the square looked like in the past, including descriptions of some of the houses, the location of a stream and cemitery.
The author starts by talking about In the oldest resident at the time (Carlotta Gonzalez, aka Mother Alzina). The author further elaborates on how the square looked like in the past, including descriptions of some of the houses, the location of a stream and cemitery.
Creator:
Koch, Margaret
Source:
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Date: 1967-12-17
Type:
NEWS; DOCUMENT
Coverage:
- 1960s
- Santa Cruz
Identifier: CF-23849
Collection
Citation
Koch, Margaret. “Mission Hill...Site of Three Catholic Churches; Colic Tea, A Waterfall, A Stable.” Santa Cruz Sentinel. 1967-12-17. SCPL Local History. https://history.santacruzpl.org/omeka/items/show/99791. Accessed 30 Oct. 2026.