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Upper Terrace, Crystal Palace,
c. 1910
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This view from the park shows
just how massive the Crystal Palace was.
On the left is the South Tower, one of the
two designed by I. K. Brunel and built to
hold water for the many fountains, one of
which can be seen in the foreground.
They also acted as chimneys for the boilers
that powered them. |
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Navvies
at
Crystal Palace, 1853
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Fire
Station,
Crystal Palace,
c. 1906 |
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Upper
Terrace,
Crystal Palace,
c. 1910 |
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