What were the missions of El Paso?

Mission Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe - Founded in 1659 by Fray Garcia de San Francisco. Original location was in what is now Ciudad Juarez. Rebuilt to its current location within current city limits of El Paso in 1680.

Mission San Antonio de la Ysleta - Founded in 1682 by Fray Alonso de Posada and Fray Juan de Zavaleta in the pueblo of the Tigua Indians, which is now incorporated as the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo.

Mission San Jose - Founded in 1691 by Fray Antonio de Acevedo and Fray Juan Cabellero. Originally known as the “Mission of San Jose de los Humildes y Concepcion,” or the “Mission of San Jose of the Humble and the Conceived.”

Mission Nuestra Senora de Socorro - Founded in 1682 by Fray Nicolas Lopez. Mission site is located 20 miles west of Socorro, Texas.

Mission Senecu - Founded in 1680s; exact date unknown. Located across Rio Grande from present-day Canutillo, Texas, in what is now the state of Chihuahua. Mission relocated due to flooding.

Mission San Lorenzo de la Santa Cruz - Founded in 1691 by Fray Ildefenso Garfias. Mission ruins now located in Cordova Island Archeological Park on Fort Bliss Military Reservation.

Mission San Francisco de la Soledad - Founded in 1680s; exact date unknown. Located between present-day Clint and Fabens, Texas.

Mission Nuestra Senora de la Concepción - Founded in 1716 in the Manso Indian Pueblo across Rio Grande from present day El Paso. Destroyed in 1781 by raiding Apache.