Notre Dame Cathedral and it's iconic (younger) spire pictured prior to the 2019 fire. (Sebastien/Unsplash) “The plans, yet to be rubber-stamped, will turn the cathedral into an ‘experimental ...

Notre Dame Cathedral was severely damaged on April 16, 2019, when a fire consumed the structure. The world responded to the destruction by donating more than $1 billion to reconstruction efforts.

Paris, France, Nov 29, 2021 / 13:00 pm. The Catholic Archdiocese of Paris will present its plans for the restoration of Notre-Dame Cathedral’s interior next week after it dismissed criticism ...

Art and architecture lovers around the world, and millions of Roman Catholics, feared the worst in a savage fire that consumed much of Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris.

Firefighters were rushing to save the priceless art and relics inside Paris’ historic Notre Dame cathedral after it went up in flames Monday — and have successfully rescued one of its most pr… ...

Paris, France, Dec 10, 2021 / 05:00 am. France’s heritage authorities approved on Thursday controversial plans for the interior of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.

France’s heritage authorities approved on Thursday controversial plans for the interior of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Members of the National Heritage and Architecture Commission backed the ...

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A spokesperson for the Notre Dame Cathedral said Monday that the entire wooden interior of the building is on fire and will likely be destroyed, according to multiple outlets. “Everything is ...

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In 1850, Col. Henry Washington, of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, determined that some desert canyons resembled the interior of a grand cathedral, and the concept stuck.