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Rheims Cathedral
Unknown, 1914, Press cutting, Reproduction
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Rheims Cathedral
Rheims Cathedral
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Rheims Cathedral
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From the Illustrated London News published October 3rd 1914. Photograph by C. N.
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Unknown
Date
1914
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39.6 x 26.7 cm
Type
Press cutting
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Reproduction
Rheims Cathedral was the place where the Kings of France were crowned before the revolution. Although it was built to replace an earlier church which was destroyed by fire in 1211 the site has been home to christian worship since A.D 496. It was heavily damaged by bomb and bullets in the war but still stands today and is a major tourist attraction.
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