The pipe organ of the Notre Dame Basilica in Montreal
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The pipe organ of the Notre Dame Basilica in Montreal
The Notre Dame Basilica is a central piece of Gothic Revival architecture located in the historic district of Old Montreal. It was given the status of a basilica by Pope John Paul II in 1982. Known for its intricate interiors, the basilica draws hundreds of visitors each year. The picturesque stained-glass windows, artistic bronze statues and handsome pipe organs all depict a rich work of religious art.
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