Great Exhibition

The Great Exhibition was held in London in 1851, showcasing the height of industrial and cultural achievements of the time. Housed in the Crystal Palace, a large glass and iron structure, it featured inventions, artworks, and goods from around the world. The event aimed to promote international trade and innovation, attracting millions of visitors. It symbolized the Victorian era's optimism about progress and industrialization, highlighting advancements in technology, design, and craftsmanship. The Great Exhibition laid the foundation for future world's fairs, influencing how countries presented their achievements on a global stage.