tjust- The best known stained glass window of the Notre Dame cathedral is The South Rose window. According to the Notre dame de Paris website it is dedicated to the new testament. It is basically a series of circles that form the shape of a rose. The window has been revised many times since it was first made in 1260 and the original plans have been lost. In the modern day window, various religious scenes and important people are depicted in the rose's form. Examples are individual circles of the 12 apostles, saints and martyrs, and wise virgins. Also depicted are angels carrying candles, crowns and censer, scenes from the old and new testament, the descent into hell and the resurrection of Christ. At the bottom of the flower standing parallel are 16 prophets. 

RichMtz-Thanks, glad you liked it my ideas. It would be fun to have a barter type shop, kinda reminds me of a flea market or something. I thought a barter style system would be more realistic if the earth ended and all man kind was in once place. Until we figure how to unify all the different cultures and currency, trading seemed most logical to me...made me think of battle star galactica! 

alliemt2010- Some of the paintings are the Les Grands Mays series which is a collection of paintings that were accompanied by poems in honor of the Virgin almost every year from 1630-1707, they were offered in the spring on May 1st. Also the painting of St. Thomas Aquinas created in 1648 by Antoine Nicolas. The most well known sculpture is the one depicting the Virgin with Child created in the 14th century  it is the most famous representation of the Virgin out of all the 37 in the Cathedral.

jmpham- Yes in my exhibit would be some of the original paintings, sculptures, and stain glass: the south rose window (all info is written above). Also I would include other significant relics, furniture, and others external ornamental elements as well.