The Great Exhibition Canada 1852 Frame:none The Dugdale sisters

The Dugdale sisters

the night of the most severe attack of the London Blitz

Candidates addressed the boisterous crowds from a stand or 'hustings' erected in front of St Paul's Church

Newgate Street and Cheapside are represented by the dark diagonal on the right

Publisher: Random House Books

The Great Exhibition Canada 1852 Frame:none The Dugdale sistersThe Great Exhibition, interior view of the Canadian departments. The Canadian exhibit promoted the country's rich natural resources. They included specimens of ores and precious metals, minerals, stones, timber, fur and agricultural produce. Manufactured goods included sleighs and a powerful fire engine, which were shown alongside a native canoe. The inclusion of objects made by Indians startled some commentators, who thought of them as 'savages'.