Crystal Palace, Sydenham, London: the Upper Terraces and north transept

RIBA Ref No RIBA6387

Architect/Designer	Paxton, Sir Joseph (1803-1865)
Artist/Photographer	Carrick, R.
Country	UK: England
City	London
Subject Date	1854
Image Date	1854
View	Exterior
Medium	Print
Library Reference	SR 725.91.(42.1)//WYA
Orientation	Landscape
Colour Info	Colour
Credit	RIBA Collections
Subject	Glass ; Exhibition buildings ; Terraces ; Iron

SOURCE: Sir Matthew Digby Wyatt. Views of the Crystal Palace and Park, Sydenham (London, 1854), pl. XVIII NOTES: This lithograph was made from a photograph by P. H. Delamotte.

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