Just outside of Los Angeles in the town of San Gabriel lives the San Gabriel Mission Church, the fourth California mission to be built out of a total of 21. San Gabriel Mission was founded in 1771 and is named after Archangel Gabriel. In 1775, the mission was moved five miles East to its current location after military interference. The mission is predominately made out of adobe, stone and brick, and was reinforced with wood after being damaged but surviving through the 1803 earthquake. Another popular architectural note is the array of bells placed in one of the Mission's walls.