1851 Great Exhibition

The 1851 Great Exhibition, held in London, was the first world's fair showcasing the latest inventions, arts, and industrial advancements from around the globe. Organized by Prince Albert and Henry Cole, it aimed to demonstrate Britain's technological progress and economic strength. Visitors saw innovations like the sewing machine, gas lighting, and new machinery, all displayed in the impressive Crystal Palace. The event fostered international trade, cultural exchange, and inspired future exhibitions, marking a milestone in celebrating industrial progress and modern manufacturing.