I. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION

            II. THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE MISSIONS OF LOWER CALIFORNIA (MEXICO) AND ALTA CALIFORNIA (UNITED STATES)

            III. THE MISSIONS FOUNDED BY PADRE JUNIPERO SERRA

            IV. THE MISSIONS FOUNDED BY PADRE FERMIN FRANCISCO LASUEN

            V. THE FOUNDING OF SANTA INÉS, SAN RAFAEL AND SAN FRANCISCO SOLANO

            VI. THE INDIANS AT THE COMING OF THE PADRES

            VII. THE INDIANS UNDER THE PADRES

            VIII. THE SECULARIZATION OF THE MISSIONS

            IX. SAN DIEGO DE ALCALÁ

            X. SAN CARLOS BORROMEO

            XI. THE PRESIDIO CHURCH AT MONTEREY

            XII. SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA

            XIII. SAN GABRIEL, ARCÁNGEL

            XIV. SAN LUIS OBISPO DE TOLOSA

            XV. SAN FRANCISCO DE ASIS

            XVI. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO

            XVII. SANTA CLARA DE ASIS

            XVIII. SAN BUENAVENTURA

            XIX. SANTA BARBARA

            XX. LA PURÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN

            XXI. SANTA CRUZ

            XXII. LA SOLEDAD

            XXIII. SAN JOSÉ DE GUADALUPE

            XXIV. SAN JUAN BAUTISTA

            XXV. SAN MIGUEL, ARCÁNGEL

            XXVI. SAN FERNANDO, REY DE ESPAGNA

            XXVII. SAN Luis, REY DE FRANCIA

            XXVIII. SANTA INÉS

            XXIX. SAN RAFAEL, ARCÁNGEL

            XXX. SAN FRANCISCO SOLANO

            XXXI. THE MISSION CHAPELS OR ASISTENCIAS

            XXXII. THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE MISSION INDIANS

            XXXIII. MISSION ARCHITECTURE

            XXXIV. THE GLEN WOOD MISSION INN

            XXXV. THE INTERIOR DECORATIONS OF THE MISSIONS

            XXXVI. HOW TO REACH THE MISSIONS