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Archbishop Lamy commissioned this French Romanesque cathedral in 1869, and it took more than 15 years to complete. It is still maintained by the archdiocese of Santa Fe. This long-standing landmark houses many religious relics including the chalice used by Lamy and the oldest Madonna in the United States. The exquisite stained glass windows were created in France, traveling to Santa Fe via ship and then overland on a covered wagon. Admission is free.
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French Romanesque with a Santa Fe Flavor
The Basilica of St. Francis is one of the gems of American Church Architecture. I have lived all ove...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 01 2008
A step back in time!!
I loved the Cathedral. Just to know that we attended Mass in a church that is almost 400 yrs old--is...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 25 2008
Beautiful, but definitely eerie
The sculptures outside of the cathedral are wonderful. If you get a chance walk around the cathedral...
Reviewed by:Kerr Bear from on Sep 04 2007
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