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San Francisco, California - April 7, 2018: The nave of Notre Dame des Victories Church. Royalty Free Stock Photo
San Francisco, California - April 7, 2018: The altar of Notre Dame des Victories Church. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, 3. Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, 2. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, stained glass window. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, ceiling stained glass windo, 1. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, 2.
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, 5. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, ceiling stained glass window, 2. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, Statue of The Virgin. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, 1. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, Votive Candles. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, shrine. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Eglise Notre Dame Des Victoires, the French Church San Francisco, nave. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Due to the San Francisco Gold Rush of 1849, there was a sudden explosion of peoples to there from throughout Europe and the whole rest of the world. The French started arriving, en masse, in 1851, and set up their own church on Bush Street. This became the foundation for The French Quarter of San Francisco. The church is still open, with regular masses still held in French. As seen in September 2021.


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