Original image caption
Historic Mansions of The Alameda
Minerva Manor
The Alameda
Over the years historic homes of The Alameda have been moved or demolished for office buildings & retail space, 24 historic homes are still in use today.
Coachella Valley Church is an Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church that is monotheistic, worships a single God referred to as Jah, and uses cannabis as a sacrament.
Photography ©David C. Hill
Historic Mansions of The Alameda
Minerva Manor, San Jose, CA
Over the years, historic homes of The Alameda have been moved or demolished for office buildings & retail space, 24 historic homes are still in use today.
Original image caption
Historic Mansions of The Alameda
Minerva Manor
The Alameda
Over the years historic homes of The Alameda have been moved or demolished for office buildings & retail space, 24 historic homes are still in use today.
Coachella Valley Church is an Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church that is monotheistic, worships a single God referred to as Jah, and uses cannabis as a sacrament.
Photography ©David C. Hill
Original image caption
Historic Mansions of The Alameda
Minerva Manor
The Alameda
Over the years historic homes of The Alameda have been moved or demolished for office buildings & retail space, 24 historic homes are still in use today.
Coachella Valley Church is an Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church that is monotheistic, worships a single God referred to as Jah, and uses cannabis as a sacrament.
Photography ©David C. Hill
The current tenant, Coachella Valley Church is an Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church that is monotheistic, worships a single God referred to as Jah, and uses cannabis as a sacrament.
Photography ©David C. Hill
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Originally shared on Explore San Jose · October 12, 2020