Definitions for "Crystal Palace"
Seat of the Throne and Kingship of Elara, the Palace has its own living, shopping and power facilities. The name comes from the construction of the upper tiers of the Palace, which are made of a reflective granite from the shores of the Crystal Sea.
A large iron and glass structure built in London, England 1851, by Sir Joseph Paxton, a designer of greenhouses. It was built as an exhibition hall (think of a World's Fair) and was so big that it enclosed many trees that grew on the site.
the location of the Great Exposition in 1851 in London, an architectural masterpiece made entirely of glass and iron, both of which were now cheap and abundance. (p. 733)
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