Site of Mission San Luis: America 250 FL

2021 Mission Rd
Tallahassee FL 32304

Mission San Luis (MSL) is Leon County’s only National Historic Landmark. From 1656 to 1704, the site served as the western capital of Florida’s Spanish mission system. Today, MSL is open to the public and offers educational programming on the Spanish and Apalachee people who lived at San Luis and in the surrounding area. Beginning in the 1980s, state archaeologists conducted excavations at Mission San Luis. Their work uncovered artifacts that help to tell the site’s story in the broader context of American history. Among the most significant discoveries were the remains of Spanish and Apalachee structures on the site, including the Council House, the Church, and the Fort.

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Site of Mission San Luis: America 250 FL
Site of Mission San Luis: America 250 FL

Mission San Luis (MSL) is Leon County’s only National Historic Landmark. From 1656 to 1704, the site served as the western capital of Florida’s Spanish mission system. Today, MSL is open to the public and offers educational programming on the Spanish and Apalachee people who lived at San Luis and in the surrounding area. Beginning in the 1980s, state archaeologists conducted excavations at Mission San Luis. Their work uncovered artifacts that help to tell the site’s story in the broader context of American history. Among the most significant discoveries were the remains of Spanish and Apalachee structures on the site, including the Council House, the Church, and the Fort.

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