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A Stunning Old Image of Notre Dame de Paris in Honor of the Unspeakable Tragedy

In honor of the unspeakable tragedy of the Notre Dame de Paris cathedral, here's a stunning old image of the iconic structure. Share your thoughts and prayers for this incredible icon.

Posted in 1860s, France, Paris

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It is an unspeakable tragedy that happened in Paris this weekend. In honor of the stunningly beautiful Notre Dame de Paris cathedral here’s an incredible old image.

East facade by Édouard Baldus

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