San Luis de Talimali

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San Luis de Talimali was a major 17th-century Spanish mission and Apalachee Indian settlement in present-day Florida, serving as a key religious, political, and military center on Spain’s colonial frontier.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish mission
archaeological site
former settlement
associatedWith Catholic missionary activity among Native Americans
Spanish colonial military presence in the Southeast
Spanish–Apalachee relations
associatedWithEthnicGroup Apalachee Indians
linked to: Apalachee people
country Spain (historical)
linked to: modern Spain
era colonial era
foundedBy Spanish Franciscans
Spanish colonial authorities
hasPart Apalachee council house
Spanish fort
friary
mission church
plaza
residential structures
heritageStatus reconstructed living history site
locatedIn Leon County, Florida
present-day Florida
locatedNear Tallahassee, Florida
occupant Apalachee people
Spanish colonists
onFrontierOf Spain’s colonial frontier in North America
partOf Apalachee Province
linked to: Apalachee

Spanish Empire
Spanish Florida
presentUse educational site
museum site
tourist attraction
religion Roman Catholicism
significance important node in Spanish colonial defense system
key Apalachee Indian settlement
major mission in Spanish Florida
regional administrative capital for Apalachee Province
subjectOf archaeological research
historical studies on Spanish Florida
timePeriod 17th century
usedFor administrative center
conversion of Apalachee Indians
military center
missionary activity
political center
religious center

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Spanish Florida hasSettlement San Luis de Talimali