Sunday, 4 October 2026

Installation of oak roof beams at Notre-Dame de Paris, delivered from Brittany along the Seine

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A wooden roof truss hangs from a crane cable above the scaffolding of Notre-Dame de Paris, with the two towers behind it under a blue sky.

The long-awaited assembly of the timber roof structure of Notre-Dame de Paris. Beams from 200-year-old Breton oaks were delivered along the Seine, by the same route as during the original construction

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