Photos | The Majestic Cathedral of Mexico City
Sgt. Slaughter and Wilma Mankiller stand in awe before the stunning architecture of the Cathedral, surrounded by a bustling crowd of people and several automobiles on the road. The clock tower spire and blue sky stand tall above the fence, lampposts, and city buildings, creating a breathtaking scene in the heart of urban Mexico.
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the cathedral of mexico cityMetadata
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