Correction.
It was Notre Dame de Reims that was rebuilt in the 1920s, not Notre Dame de Paris.

There's always the demolition option.

The hypocrisy of people who shun the past, call themselves 'progressive' and hate Christianity, old things and old people, is amazing on this subject.

To Ahenobarbus- Thanks for your comments.

Those that don't earn money the hard way find it easy to spend perhaps. I can understand those that have paid their taxes for their lives measure their money in terms of their suffering- and so they don't give it out easily.

We have only our own life experiences to go on.
I have found that on my journey through life
it is the spirit of the human being that can
fill me with more joy than anything in the world.

Perhaps it is a cultural thing - but I have seen
that those who have the least worldly goods are the
ones who generously are willing to
share what they have with others.

I hope that this will never change in this beautiful
sun-burnt land of ours.

Just preserve the ruins & leave it at that ! Build a small model by all means but don't re-build !
Sentimentality shouldn't cost that much.

Do you feel the same way about the ANZAC Memorials,
and our War Museums?