St. Anne's cathedral in Gabon

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St. Anne's cathedral in Gabon. St. Anne is the site of an iron church built by Gustav Eiffel in the late 1800s. The church is said to have been designed and built in Paris, then shipped in pieces to Gabon and transported over water and pulled out by elephants. Picture Title: St. Anne's cathedral in Gabon Image Location: Mpivie-St Anne, Loango National Park in Gabon (Central Africa) Photographer/Camera: Photo taken by Rhett A. Butler using a Canon Digital Rebel XT People | St. Anne Information on Gabon's forests: Gabon news | forest profile | forest stats You may print this image for personal use. Provided the mongabay.com logo is not removed, you may post this picture on your web site -- a link back is appreciated -- and use it for school projects and powerpoints. If you are interested in using this photograph in a publication, please contact me. Please reference the URL of this photo in your email. High resolution versions may be available and it may be possible to make this image available on a t-shirt or other products. Search for other pictures   mongabay.com news.mongabay.com travel.mongabay.com