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English: Plan of the Building for the French Exposition in 1849.
1. Cattle-shed. 2. Machinery. 3. Chemical Products. 4. Metal Works. 5. Productions of Parisian Industry. 6. Horticulture. 7. Woven Goods. 8. Principal Entrance. 9. Guard-house. 10. Fountain. 11. Reservoir of Rain Water. Français : Plan au sol du bâtiment d'exposition, Exposition des produits de l'industrie française de 1849. Structure temporaire élevée das le carré Marigny, Jardins des Champs-Elysées, Paris, France. |
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| Source | The Crystal Palace: Its Architectural History and Constructive Marvels. https://archive.org/details/crystalpalaceits00berl |
| Author | Peter Berlyn, and Charles Fowler, Jnr. Engravings by George Measom (1818-1901). |
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