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Holy Name Cathedral, 735 North State Street, Chicago
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Holy Name Cathedral, 735 North State Street, Chicago
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Holy Name Cathedral

Designed by: Patrick Charles Keely
Construction Completed: 1875
Type: Holy Place
Maximum Height: 210 feet / 64 meters
 (including spires, antennae, etc...)
Width: 126 feet / 38 meters
Length: 233 feet / 71 meters
Location: 735 North State Street
Area: Near North Side
Post Code: 60610
City: Chicago, Illinois
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> February 13, 2008: The cathedral is temporarily closed after a chunk of the ceiling came loose and fell 70 feet onto the pews below. No one was hurt.

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