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The document provides images and information about the Cathedral of Saints Peter & Paul built in 1846. It includes exterior images of the cathedral from behind trees and in detail, as well as interior images and the cathedral's floor plan. Inspiration is drawn from prominent Italian Renaissance churches like San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice and the Redentore in Venice.
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