Restoration Projects on the Horizon

Having successfully funded over $14 million in past restoration and preservation work on the historic structures, grounds, and artifacts throughout the Carmel Mission property, we are eager to continue the important work needed on the remaining structures, museums, and gardens.

The Carmel Mission property has 8 historic structures still in need of restoration, this includes three museums, California's first library, and the historic Orchard House property (California's oldest continuously occupied residence built in 1812). We need your help to continue the important work ahead to preserve this National and State Historic Landmark for future generations.

In collaboration with Carmel Mission Pastor, Fr. Paul Murphy, we are raising funds for the Mission's current restoration priorities: the Blessed Sacrament Chapel and the Mora Chapel.

Click the images below for an overview of the projects on the horizon.

Image of Blessed Sacrament Chapel
Blessed Sacrament Chapel
Image of Mora Museum
Mora Museum
Image of Entrance Arch
Entrance Arch
Image of Orchard House Property
Orchard House Property
Image of Convento Museum
Convento Museum
Image of Munras Museum
Munras Museum