Chuck David Photography

The rear of San Ignacio Jesuit mission, built in the 1700s, demonstrates the stacked stone architecture implemented with local materials, the church itself being very plain inside, framed by evergreen

The rear of San Ignacio Jesuit mission, built in the 1700s, demonstrates the stacked stone architecture implemented with local materials, the church itself being very plain inside, framed by evergreens beneath a pale blue sky, on the outskirts of Creel, Mexico.

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The rear of San Ignacio Jesuit mission, built in the 1700s, demonstrates the stacked stone architecture implemented with local materials, the church itself being very plain inside, framed by evergreens beneath a pale blue sky, on the outskirts of Creel, Mexico.