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The image shows the mission’s distinctive twin bell towers, stone façade, and courtyard/well area. It remains mounted on its original decorative album page with a gold-toned border and cross-shaped cutout.
A handwritten identification on the reverse reads:
“Mission Concepción
San Antonio, Texas
formerly known as Nuestra Señora de la Purísima”
Approximate date: circa 1910s–1920s
Location: San Antonio, Texas
Subject: Mission Concepción / Spanish Colonial mission / religious architecture
Format: Original black-and-white photograph mounted on album page
Photographer: Unknown
Original period photograph, not a modern reproduction.
Excellent historical ephemera for collectors of San Antonio history, Texas missions, Spanish Colonial architecture, Catholic history, early photography, and vintage travel albums.
