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The Parsonage House was the permanent residence for the superior of the Mission. It had a stone foundation, and its west extension had board floors, possibly forming a porch-like structure. The building was constructed of hewn logs using the post-in-sill technique. This parsonage served the Mission until 1864, when it was completely destroyed by fire, while the church was spared.
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