How the Notre-Dame Cathedral Fire Spread - The New York Times
Notre-Dame fire: What's been lost, what's been saved and where there's hope | CBC News
Notre Dame cathedral rebuild inspires Barossa stonemason to volunteer his skills - ABC News
Notre Dame may take decades to fix. The first concerns are water and soot - Los Angeles Times
Notre Dame Fire Revives Demand For Skilled Stone Carvers In France : NPR
What was lost in the Notre Dame Cathedral fire? Professors Chaplin and Symes respond | History at Illinois
Notre Dame Cathedral fire: France vows to rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral after devastating fire - live updates
They said it was impossible': how medieval carpenters are rebuilding Notre Dame | Notre Dame | The Guardian
A Huge Scientific Effort Is Studying Notre Dame's Ashes - Scientific American
Why Removing the Melted Scaffolding From Notre Dame Is the Key to Its Preservation | Architectural Digest
The Notre Dame Fire and the Future of History | WIRED
Notre Dame cathedral fire is wake-up call for preservationists worldwide
Notre Dame may take decades to fix. The first concerns are water and soot - Los Angeles Times
The Fire This Time: April 15, 2019 at Notre-Dame in Paris – EuropeNow
Restoration of Notre Dame remains a challenge – DW – 04/15/2022
Notre Dame restoration: how to save an iconic building from fire | Notre Dame | The Guardian
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The Notre Dame Cathedral fire is a roofer's worst fear - Vox
On rebuilding Notre Dame - Berkeley Engineering
Three years after fire, Notre-Dame cathedral is slowly reviving | The Star
Notre-Dame Fire: “"It's Extraordinary What Has Survived" | HistoryExtra
Expert Reaction: Notre Dame Cathedral fire - News and events, University of York
Can Notre-Dame Cathedral Be Restored After Fire? - Bloomberg
A Year after the Devastating Fire at Notre-Dame De Paris - France Today
When Will Notre-Dame Cathedral's $865 Million Restoration Finally Reopen to the Public? A Dramatic Date Has Been Set | Artnet News
