Zip Trips: Mission San Francisco Solano at Sonoma State Historic Park
KTVU's Allie Rasmus visits the Mission San Francisco Solano at Sonoma State Historic Park, which is the last of 21 missions that was built in the state of California.
KTVU's Allie Rasmus visits the Mission San Francisco Solano at Sonoma State Historic Park, which is the last of 21 missions that was built in the state of California.
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