Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara is a city in California, U.S. It is arranged 97 miles northwest of Los Angeles. Since it is ensured toward the south by the Santa Barbara Islands and toward the north by the mountains, Santa Barbara has a mellow atmosphere all through the year. It was named by the Spanish pilgrim Sebastián Vizcaíno in 1602 for the supporter holy person of sailors.

A presidio military post was set up there in 1782 and the mission of Santa Barbara in 1786, the mission, which is the western central command of the Franciscan Order, has been in constant use since its establishing, and the presidio is presently kept up as a state notable stop. A port and rural market consequently created. John Charles Frémont raised the U.S. signal at the presidio in 1846.