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Mission San José

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San Antonio, TX

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Founded in 1720, Mission San José y San Miguel de Aguayo is the largest of the San Antonio missions, nicknamed the "Queen of the Missions" and famed for its ornately carved Rosa's Window. It is part of the UNESCO-listed San Antonio Missions National Historical Park.

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A long-told legend surrounds the sculptor of the rose window and a lost love; visitors also report a spectral figure and cold spots near the church and granary.

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Open to the public as part of the National Historical Park.

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