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Reconstructing Mission San Luis

At Mission San Luis, meticulous reconstructions of Apalachee Indian and Spanish structures re-create a community that disappeared three centuries ago. At 120 feet in diameter, the council house is among the largest Indian structures ever built in the Southeast. It wasn’t uncommon for the council house to hold 1,500 or more people in the 1690's. We believe that you will find the council house and all the other reconstructed buildings just as magnificent today. Click on the links below to learn how each of the structures was discovered and historically reconstructed.