Meet the 22-Year-Old Gen Z Stonemason Revitalizing WWII-Damaged European Landmarks 🏰

Meet the Gen Z stonemason who restores historical landmarks damaged in World War II.

Charlie Gee, 22, followed in the footsteps of his dad who is also a stonemason.

Charlie specializes in cathedral masonry and has worked on some of Europe's most iconic landmarks, including Cologne Cathedral in Germany and the Palace of Justice in Brussels, Belgium.

At Cologne Cathedral, Charlie oversaw the completion of the restoration of the final eight pinnacles atop one of the site's spires—for the first time since World War II.