Photo gallery: Throwback Thursday
The Cathedral of St. Paul rises out of an early morning fog bank on Sept. 16, 1999. The striking green patina of its copper dome was once an iconic feature of the Saintly City’s skyline, but it was replaced in 2002 with the muted cladding seen today. Can you guess how much it weighs? Find out in our Throwback Thursday photo gallery. (Joe Oden / Pioneer Press)
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