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The phenomenal success of the Great Exhibition of 1851 was a personal triumph for The Prince, who had indeed initiated it and presided over the preliminary planning of the event.

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The Great Exhibition took place from May to October of 1851 under the stewardship of Prince Albert and Sir Henry Cole (whose ridiculously accomplished CV includes, among many other things, the ...

Opened to great fanfare by Queen Victoria on 1 May 1851, the exhibition was a resounding success for Albert. 100,000 exhibits were displayed during the five months the doors were open to the public ...

On November 9 some News Letter readers will have attended the Royal British Legion’s Festival of Remembrance in the Royal Albert Hall. Many others will have viewed the event on television.

Prince Albert took a close interest in architecture and oversaw a series of major building projects. Michael Hall considers his claims to be thought of as an architect ...

Built in 1872 as a tribute to Queen Victoria’s late husband Prince Albert, the monument has a gilded statue of the prince holding a catalogue of the 1851 Great Exhibition.

Through Albert's patronage, the society showed model housing for the working classes at the Great Exhibition of 1851. "It's not unprecedented.

The Times, in referring to the remarkable results of the first and greatest of these schemes, has paid tribute to the foresight of the chief promoter of the Exhibition—Prince Albert.