Notre-Dame fire: Assessing the damage 
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Hundreds of millions of euros have been pledged to help rebuild Notre-Dame after fire ravaged the 850-year-old building, destroying the medieval roof timbers, the spire, and parts of the stone vaulting below
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Bell towers
Nave
South Transept
Choir
Spire
North Transept
128m
48m

18:50 local time: Fire begins in roof near spire

19:53: Spire collapses as fire races along transept and nave

20:07: Entire roof collapses
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Bell towers: 68m high. Largest bell – Emmanuel – installed 1685. Both towers intact

Spire: Restored in 1860s after 12th century original dismantled in French Revolution. Destroyed

Stained glass: 13th century rose windows. One survived, fate of two others uncertain

Grand Organ: 8000-pipe instrument, renovated 2013. Reported saved

Relics: Crown of Thorns believed worn by Jesus at crucifixion, and Tunic of Saint Louis, 13th century king of France. Both saved

Gargoyles: Mythical stone creatures – much loved part of cathedral

Bronze statues: Twelve Apostles and four evangelists removed days before fire for renovation

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Source: www.notredamedeparis.fr         Pictures: Associated Press     © GRAPHIC NEWS