You can clearly see the Islamic moorish influence in the courtyard of this traditional chapel in Camarillo. Initially built in the early 1900s, some of the stained glass windows date to somewhat shortly after its construction, from a well-known artists who passed through town briefly, spreading with him some copies of his famous works.
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