1851 Exhibition

The 1851 Exhibition, also known as the Great Exhibition, was the world's first international exhibition of manufactured goods. Held in London's Crystal Palace, it showcased innovations and products from various countries, highlighting the progress of the Industrial Revolution. Organised by Prince Albert and other reformers, the event aimed to promote industry and culture. It attracted millions of visitors and featured exhibits ranging from machinery to fine arts, celebrating creativity and technological advancement. The exhibition symbolized a period of optimism and globalization, setting a precedent for future international exhibitions and fostering cross-cultural exchange.