The 1851 Exhibition Commission

The 1851 Exhibition Commission was the organization responsible for planning and overseeing the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London. This international fair showcased the latest inventions, arts, and industries from multiple countries, aiming to promote progress and cultural exchange. The commission coordinated efforts among government officials, designers, and industry leaders to ensure the event's success. Their work involved selecting exhibits, designing the iconic Crystal Palace, and managing logistics. Overall, the commission played a key role in creating a global showcase that celebrated innovation and fostered economic and cultural connections.