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LONDON: CRYSTAL PALACE. Built in Hyde Park in 1851, re-erected 1852-53 in Sydenham
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LONDON: CRYSTAL PALACE. Built in Hyde Park in 1851, re-erected 1852-53 in Sydenham
LONDON: CRYSTAL PALACE.
Built in Hyde Park in 1851, re-erected 1852-53 in Sydenham, completely destroyed by fire on November 30, 1936. Photographed c1855
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London - Crystal Palace - A Majestic Landmark Lost to Flames
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. This photograph captures the grandeur of the iconic Crystal Palace, a symbol of Victorian-era innovation and architectural marvel. Originally built in Hyde Park for the Great Exhibition of 1851, this magnificent structure was later dismantled and reconstructed in Sydenham between 1852-53. The Crystal Palace stood as a testament to British engineering prowess, showcasing an intricate fusion of glass and ironwork that created an ethereal ambiance within its walls. Its vast expanse housed exhibitions, fairs, and entertainment events that attracted visitors from far and wide. Tragically, on November 30th, 1936, disaster struck when a devastating fire engulfed the entire palace. The flames consumed every inch of this once-glorious landmark, reducing it to ashes. This poignant image serves as a haunting reminder of its former splendor. Photographed around 1855 by Granger NYC / The Granger Collection, this print immortalizes the Crystal Palace's awe-inspiring architecture against a backdrop of bustling London streets. It stands as both a tribute to human ingenuity and an enduring testament to the impermanence of even our most extraordinary creations. As we gaze upon this evocative image today, we are reminded not only of what was lost but also inspired by the resilience with which cities like London rebuild after tragedy strikes.
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