On April 15 at 18:50 local time, a powerful blaze broke out at Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral. The raging inferno swallowed up the building’s spire and most of the roof collapsed, but the interior remained largely intact. French officials and private donors have pledged hundreds of millions of euro to rebuild one of the French capital’s most cherished landmarks. Look inside the Notre Dame Cathedral one month after the fire.
Notre Dame inferno aftermath: France’s iconic cathedral struggles to rise from the ashes
Photos from inside Notre Dame Cathedral showing the efforts to restore the 800-year-old Gothic landmark
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Rubble and the cross at the altar inside the the Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral after it sustained major fire damage the previous month
© EPA-EFE/PHILIPPE LOPEZ Workers standing near the rubble in the Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral during preliminary work one month after it sustained major fire damage
© EPA-EFE/PHILIPPE LOPEZ A worker standing on scaffolding in the Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral
© EPA-EFE/PHILIPPE LOPEZ A fire broke out at the Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral on the evening of April 15
© EPA-EFE/PHILIPPE LOPEZ Damaged chairs and rubble in the Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral
© EPA-EFE/PHILIPPE LOPEZ Bells gathered during preliminary work at the Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral
© EPA-EFE/PHILIPPE LOPEZ Charred wood gathered during preliminary work at the Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral
© EPA-EFE/PHILIPPE LOPEZ Protective net is seen in the Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral
© EPA-EFE/PHILIPPE LOPEZ The Notre Dame Cathedral's iconic spire and most of the roof collapsed in the fire
© EPA-EFE/PHILIPPE LOPEZ According to preliminary information, the fire is believed to have been sparked by the ongoing renovation works on a higher level of the cathedral
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