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San Ramon Chapel


Tiny San Ramon church stands out among the vineyards of Foxen Canyon Rd. Built in 1875, the white, double-steepled church was the first building in Santa Barbara County to be named a historical landmark. The grounds and cemetery are open daily; the building itself opens only for special events and mass on Sunday (10:15am).


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