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The novel contributed to the unique cultural identity of Southern California and the whole of the Southwest. The architecture of the missions had recently gained national exposure, and local restoration projects were just beginning. Railroad lines to Southern California were just opening and, combined with the emotions stirred by the novel, the region suddenly gained national attention.[1] Mission Revival Style architecture became popular from about 1890 to 1915. Many examples still stand throughout California and other southwest areas.[citation needed]