Parts of Vondelkerk Church's tower and the roof have collapsed, and the fire and safety officials are yet to enter its charred sections

Bodily fluids are eroding the walls of the worlds tallest church tower. The Ulmer Mnster, a cathedral in southern Germany, is known for having the tallest church tower in the world. Now, from frequent public urination and vomiting on its walls, the churchs ...

The church tower engulfed in flames atop the Vondelkerk in Amsterdam completely collapsed on Thursday morning. The incident, which started after midnight, was declared a major fire and a regional emergency.

Talk about an inside look at a noted architect’s work. The iconic First Christian Church tower’s repair work recently was at a stage of cracked or worn brick removal and replacement that those passing by could see inside the 166-foot-tall structure ...

In the months that followed a devastating fire in May at the St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Maria Stein, church leaders, the archdiocese, parishioners and restoration experts met regularly to determine the ultimate fate of the remaining structure.

JAMESTOWN — A stainless steel frame was installed on the 17th century church tower on Jamestown Island on Monday, the next step in giving the historic tower its first roof in at least two centuries. This project is the latest in a series of preservation ...

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — One of Sacramento's historic churches wants to add a 50-foot bell tower to its property, with a bell that won't work. That's because it will actually be a cell tower. The Shiloh Baptist Church in Oak Park is recognized as a historic ...

A church bell cast nearly 400 years ago will fall silent for six months in its quatercentenary year as vital repair work begins on a 15th-century bell tower. The £100,000 scheme to address damp and replace eroded stonework at St John the Baptist in Spetisbury, Dorset, follows a two-year fundraising effort by parishioners.

As church bells chime and peal the New Year, historians say the looting of more than 150,000 bells during World War II left “a sonic gap” in the landscape.