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Construction of on the Notre Dame Church—the present-day Basilica—began in 1824 and it was consecrated in 1829. The towers were added in 1841 and 1843. The building can accommodate 8,000 to 10,000 worshippers. On its completion, it was the largest church in North America and remained so for over fifty years.
This porcelain souvenir dish would date from about 1900. It was made in Germany with an image of the church in the middle and a reticulated border in a peach lustre glaze. It is 5″ in diameter. Excellent condition – no cracks, chips or wear.
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