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Resounding Histories @resoundinghistories.com · 10/06/2026

The Sagrada Família was funded by the alms of a poor neighborhood. Its sculptures were cast from the faces of locals. It survived bankruptcy, riots, and a civil war. 100 years after Gaudí's death, it still isn't finished. Why that might be the point: newsletter.origenstory.com/the-miracle-...

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Barcelona's famed architect, Antoni Gaudí, died 100 years ago today. Tonight, Pope Leo XIV will stand inside the Sagrada Família and bless its final tower, the Tower of Jesus Christ. Workers set the ...

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Matt Ford @mattford.media · 22/04/2026

We needed hundreds of archival images for our Resounding Histories Gaudí audio tour. Ten minutes into Wikimedia Commons, I knew doing this by hand was going to cost me weeks.

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Resounding Histories @resoundinghistories.com · 20/04/2026

2026 is the year to see Barcelona. On Feb 20, the Tower of Jesus Christ topped out at 172.5m, making the Sagrada Família the tallest church in the world after 144 years of construction. On June 10, it will be 100 years since Antoni Gaudí's death. Centenary calendar: sagradafamilia2026.org

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Resounding Histories @resoundinghistories.com · 17/04/2026

On Monday, no one knew who he was. By Saturday, the whole city walked him home. June 1926: Gaudí, mistaken for a vagrant after a tram accident, dies in a charity hospital. Two days later, thousands follow his casket to the Sagrada Família. 100 years this June.

Coach carrying casket during funeral procession.

Start of funeral procession at Hospital de la Santa Creu

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Resounding Histories @resoundinghistories.com · 13/04/2026

100 years later, we built an audio tour that starts in that hospital courtyard and follows his life through the city. Not just a list of buildings. A life. Pre-orders open → resoundinghistories.com

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Resounding Histories

A cinematic audio tour of Barcelona. Walk through the city Gaudí actually lived in — his workshops, his confessional, the places and people that shaped him. Pre-order now, launching June 2026.

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Resounding Histories @resoundinghistories.com · 13/04/2026

Three taxi drivers refused to take the injured man. 1926: a 73-year-old is hit by a tram in Barcelona. Everyone assumes he's a vagrant. Next morning, a chaplain recognizes him: Antoni Gaudí. "I belong here, among the poor." He died three days later.

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Resounding Histories

A cinematic audio tour of Barcelona. Walk through the city Gaudí actually lived in — his workshops, his confessional, the places and people that shaped him. Pre-order now, launching June 2026.

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