The Mission grape, so named because it was first propagated in California by the mission padres for sacramental and medicinal purposes, is definitely of vinifera (wine bearing) origin.
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Mokelumne Hill photographer Edith Irvine arrived in San Francisco the morning of the 1906 earthquake.
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