Carmel, California Mission Screen Saver

Father Junipero Serra founded the Mission in beautiful Carmel-by-the-Sea, California in 1771.  The Carmel Mission (officially named San Carlos Borromeo De Carmelo Mission) is a wonderful example of California Mission art and architecture.  It fell into ruin until Harry John Downie was appointed curator and began renovations around 1931.  BlackDog's Carmel Mission Screen Savers contain selected images of the Mission taken January, 2004.

To download the screen savers:  Click the image of the version of the screen saver you want.  Scroll down for installation and uninstallation directions.

Carmel, California Mission v. 1 18 images

Carmel, California Mission v. 2 18 images

Carmel Mission computer desktop wallpaper to match

To learn more about the Carmel Mission, visit the Mission's website.  (A new web browser window will open when you click this link.  To return to BlackDog, close the new browser window.)

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8. Download a sample screen saver (4 images) from here.

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