Crystal Palace - Revision history

Ross Burgess at 19:16, 30 June 2016

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	[[File:Crystal_Palace_General_view_from_Water_Temple.jpg\|thumb\|The Crystal Palace in 1854\|alt=the former Crystal Palace, viewed from the park]]'''Crystal Palace''' is an area of South London. It is named after the vast iron and glass building which was moved there in 1854 having previously housed the 1851 great exhibition, and was burned down in 1936. Four different [[London Borough]]s meet at Crystal Palace - [[Bromley]], [[Croydon]], [[Lambeth]] and [[Southwark]] - and a fifth borough ([[Lewisham]]) is not far away.		[[File:Crystal_Palace_General_view_from_Water_Temple.jpg\|thumb\|The Crystal Palace in 1854\|alt=the former Crystal Palace, viewed from the park]]'''Crystal Palace''' is an area of South London. It is named after the vast iron and glass building which was moved there in 1854 having previously housed the 1851 great exhibition, and was burned down in 1936. Four different [[London Borough]]s meet at Crystal Palace - [[Bromley]], [[Croydon]], [[Lambeth]] and [[Southwark]] - and a fifth borough ([[Lewisham]]) is not far away. The part of Crystal Palace within the borough of Croydon is also known as [[Upper Norwood]].

	Today Crystal Palace is mainly known for the Crystal Palace Park in the borough of Bromley, containing the National Sports Centre, and the restaurant and shopping area known as the Crystal Palace Triangle (or Upper Norwood triangle) in the borough of Croydon. Crystal Palace Football Club is located over a mile away in South Norwood.		Today Crystal Palace is mainly known for the Crystal Palace Park in the borough of Bromley, containing the National Sports Centre, and the restaurant and shopping area known as the Crystal Palace Triangle (or Upper Norwood triangle) in the borough of Croydon. Crystal Palace Football Club is located over a mile away in South Norwood.

Ross Burgess at 21:03, 22 May 2014

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Ross Burgess at 08:01, 6 July 2013

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	[[File:Crystal_Palace_General_view_from_Water_Temple.jpg\|thumb\|The Crystal Palace in 1854\|alt=the former Crystal Palace, viewed from the park]]'''Crystal Palace''' is an area of South London. It is named after the vast iron and glass building which was moved there in 1854 having previously housed the 1851 great exhibition, and was burned down in 1936. ~~Five~~ different [[London Borough]]s meet at ~~this point~~.		[[File:Crystal_Palace_General_view_from_Water_Temple.jpg\|thumb\|The Crystal Palace in 1854\|alt=the former Crystal Palace, viewed from the park]]'''Crystal Palace''' is an area of South London. It is named after the vast iron and glass building which was moved there in 1854 having previously housed the 1851 great exhibition, and was burned down in 1936. Four different [[London Borough]]s meet at Crystal Palace - [[Bromley]], [[Croydon]], [[Lambeth]] and [[Southwark]] - and a fifth borough ([[Lewisham]]) is not far away.

	Today Crystal Palace is mainly known for the Crystal Palace Park in the borough of [[Bromley]], containing the National Sports Centre, and the restaurant and shopping area known as the Crystal Palace Triangle (~~also known as the~~ Upper Norwood triangle) in the borough of [[Croydon]]. Crystal Palace Football Club is located over a mile away in South Norwood.		Today Crystal Palace is mainly known for the Crystal Palace Park in the borough of Bromley, containing the National Sports Centre, and the restaurant and shopping area known as the Crystal Palace Triangle (or Upper Norwood triangle) in the borough of Croydon. Crystal Palace Football Club is located over a mile away in South Norwood.

	==LGBT history==		==LGBT history==

Ross Burgess at 17:21, 3 July 2013

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	'''Crystal Palace''' is an area of South London. It is named after the vast iron and glass building which was moved there in 1854 having previously housed the 1851 great exhibition, and was burned down in 1936. Five different [[London Borough]]s meet at this point.		[[File:Crystal_Palace_General_view_from_Water_Temple.jpg\|thumb\|The Crystal Palace in 1854\|alt=the former Crystal Palace, viewed from the park]]'''Crystal Palace''' is an area of South London. It is named after the vast iron and glass building which was moved there in 1854 having previously housed the 1851 great exhibition, and was burned down in 1936. Five different [[London Borough]]s meet at this point.

	Today Crystal Palace is mainly known for the Crystal Palace Park in the borough of [[Bromley]], containing the National Sports Centre, and the restaurant and shopping area known as the Crystal Palace Triangle (also known as the Upper Norwood triangle) in the borough of [[Croydon]]. Crystal Palace Football Club is located over a mile away in South Norwood.		Today Crystal Palace is mainly known for the Crystal Palace Park in the borough of [[Bromley]], containing the National Sports Centre, and the restaurant and shopping area known as the Crystal Palace Triangle (also known as the Upper Norwood triangle) in the borough of [[Croydon]]. Crystal Palace Football Club is located over a mile away in South Norwood.
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	==LGBT history==		==LGBT history==

	The [[Hollybush, Crystal Palace\|Hollybush]] in the Crystal Palace Triangle was a gay pub in the 1990s.		The [[Hollybush (Crystal Palace)\|Hollybush]] in the Crystal Palace Triangle was a gay pub in the 1990s.

	[[Out for Sport]] organised a tournament at the National Sports Centre in 1999.		[[Out for Sport]] organised a tournament at the National Sports Centre in 1999.

	There was a gay and lesbian group called [[Palace Pinks]] in the late 1990s.		There was a local gay and lesbian group called [[Palace Pinks]] in the late 1990s.

	The [[CAGS Tennis Group]] have at the National Sports Centre since early 2012.		The [[CAGS Tennis Group]] have been playing at the National Sports Centre since early 2012.

	[[Category:Croydon]]		[[Category:Croydon]]
	[[Category:Bromley]]		[[Category:Bromley]]

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'''Crystal Palace''' is an area of South London. It is named after the vast iron and glass building which was moved there in 1854 having previously housed the 1851 great exhibition, and was burned down in 1936. Five different [[London Borough]]s meet at this point.

Today Crystal Palace is mainly known for the Crystal Palace Park in the borough of [[Bromley]], containing the National Sports Centre, and the restaurant and shopping area known as the Crystal Palace Triangle (also known as the Upper Norwood triangle) in the borough of [[Croydon]]. Crystal Palace Football Club is located over a mile away in South Norwood.

==LGBT history==

The [[Hollybush, Crystal Palace|Hollybush]] in the Crystal Palace Triangle was a gay pub in the 1990s.

[[Out for Sport]] organised a tournament at the National Sports Centre in 1999.

There was a gay and lesbian group called [[Palace Pinks]] in the late 1990s.

The [[CAGS Tennis Group]] have at the National Sports Centre since early 2012.

[[Category:Croydon]]
[[Category:Bromley]]