For 10 points, name this building that incorporated 900,000 square feet of glass and served as the centerpiece for London's Great Exhibition of 1851.
Restoration e forts at this location were led by Henry Buckland, who named his daughter a ter it. A park named a ter this location is home to the  rst set of full-scale sculptures of dinosaurs. A disaster at this location destroyed much of the work of television pioneer John Logie Baird, who set up his laboratory here. A rally held at this European location convinced Robert Baden-Powell to form the Girl Guides as a counterpart to the Boy Scouts. This location was given its name by Douglas Jerrold, who used the pseudonym Amelia Mouser for Punch magazine, and it was relocated to Sydenham Hill a ter serving its most famous purpose. Its architect reused his rainproof "ridge-and-furrow" roof design from his greenhouse in Chatsworth. That architect, who worked with Charles Fox on this structure, is Joseph Paxton. For 10 points, name this building that incorporated 900,000 square feet of glass and served as the centerpiece for London's Great Exhibition of 1851.
Restoration e forts at this location were led by Henry Buckland, who named his daughter a ter it.
Crystal Palace