PARIS — Notre-Dame cathedral remains structurally sound after the monstrous fire that roared through it Monday night. But the conflagration that destroyed the wood-and-lead roof and lacy spire also left three holes in the sweeping vaulted ceiling, officials said after an inspection Tuesday.
PARIS — The Notre-Dame cathedral remains structurally sound after the monstrous fire that roared through it Monday night. But the conflagration that destroyed the wood-and-lead roof and lacy spire also left three “holes” in the sweeping vaulted ceiling, officials said after an inspection Tuesday.
PARIS — The Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris remains structurally sound after the monstrous fire that roared through it Monday night, though the conflagration that destroyed the wood-and-lead roof and lacy spire also left three “holes” in the sweeping vaulted ceiling, officials said after an inspection Tuesday.
PARIS — Notre-Dame remains structurally sound after the monstrous fire that roared through it Monday night, though the conflagration that destroyed the wood-and-lead roof and lacy spire also left three “holes” in the sweeping vaulted ceiling, officials said after an inspection Tuesday.
PARIS — Notre-Dame remains structurally sound after the monstrous fire that roared through it Monday night, though the conflagration that destroyed the wood-and-lead roof and lacy spire also left three “holes” in the sweeping vaulted ceiling, officials said after an inspection Tuesday.
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