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Great Exhibition

The 1851 Great Exhibition in London's Hyde Park was a groundbreaking event that drew over 6 million visitors to marvel at the latest innovations in engineering, science, and arts from around the world. Held in the iconic Crystal Palace, it was the brainchild of Prince Albert, showcasing Britain's industrial prowess following the Industrial Revolution. This event not only was a cultural phenomenon but also raised funds that helped establish several enduring museums and institutions.

Key Facts

Location: Hyde Park, London, in the Crystal Palace.

Duration: May to October 1851.

Attendance: Over 6 million visitors.

Organizer: Prince Albert and the Royal Society of Arts.

Purpose: To showcase industrial progress and cultural achievements.

Historical Context

The Great Exhibition occurred in a time of significant economic and technological change, marking a high point of the Industrial Revolution in Britain. It highlighted the achievements of various nations, promoting international collaboration and admiration for progress.

Historical Significance

The exhibition's success led to the establishment of several iconic institutions, including museums, many of which continue to enrich our cultural landscape today. It also symbolized the globalization of ideas, emphasizing the importance of international collaboration and exchange during the Victorian era.

Crystal Palace defeated Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0 in an exciting Premier League match at Selhurst Park. Fans watched the action on 닌자티비, applauding well into stoppage time after a surprise late twist that seemed to guarantee a goalless finish.

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Late Breakthrough Sparks Wild Celebrations 🎉⚡

The breakthrough finally arrived in the 90th minute when substitute Evann Guessand reacted quickest inside the box, guiding home his first goal for Palace to lift the entire stadium. The moment summed up Palace’s persistence after a frustrating evening in front of goal.

Wolves Let Opportunity Slip Away 😬🟥

Earlier in the contest, Wolves were handed a huge chance when Tolu Arokodare stepped up from the penalty spot, only to be denied by an outstanding save from Dean Henderson. The momentum shifted further when Ladislav Krejčí was sent off shortly after the hour mark, leaving the visitors to defend with ten men.

Pressure Pays Off for Palace 💪🏟️

With Wolves pinned back, Palace pushed higher and found their reward through a sharp delivery from Tyrick Mitchell, which set up the decisive finish.

For manager Oliver Glasner, the victory provides a vital boost in confidence and belief as Palace look to build momentum heading into the next run of league fixtures.

From:  The art journal illustrated catalogue. The industry of all nations, 1851. London : George Virtue, 1851