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St. Michael's Church in Penampang, Sabah, is a historical landmark and the second oldest stone church in the state. Built over 80 years ago, its granite facade stands as a testament to the community's craftsmanship, with each stone hand-cut and laid by local artisans. Maintaining the church presents a unique challenge, balancing architectural preservation with modern safety standards and environmental concerns. The load-bearing masonry walls, constructed without steel reinforcement, showcase the precision and ingenuity of the original builders.
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