The Crystal Palace Exhibition

The Crystal Palace Exhibition, held in London from 1851, was the first International Exhibition of manufactured products. Designed by Joseph Paxton, the impressive glass and iron structure showcased innovations from around the world, celebrating industry and progress during the Victorian era. Attended by millions, it featured inventions, art, and culture, promoting international trade and cooperation. The exhibition demonstrated the power of technology and design, influencing future world fairs. It symbolized the era's optimism and the possibilities of modernity, leaving a lasting legacy on exhibitions and the concept of presenting global achievements to the public.