Crystal Palace, London (4721 bytes)
3: !colspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#ff9999"|Crystal Palace (Upper Norwood)
9: ...mbeth]], [[London Borough of Bromley|Bromley]], [[London Borough of Southwark|Southwark]]
11: ...strative counties of England|County]]:||[[Greater London]]
13: ...h="50%"|[[Regions of England|Region]]:||[[Greater London]]
19: ...unties of England|Ceremonial County]]:||[[Greater London]]

The Crystal Palace (10363 bytes)
1: ...ors from all levels of society. The name "Crystal Palace" was coined by the satirical magazine [[Punch mag...
3: ...enote that [[Crystal Palace, London|area of south London]].
5: ...lace_1851.JPG|right|thumb|Original (1851) Crystal Palace]]
8: ...ilar but smaller building erected in [[Hyde Park, London|Hyde Park]] to house the Great Exhibition, which ...
10: Seen in its grand magnificence, the new Crystal Palace again displayed the [[genius]] of its creator, [[...

Crystal Palace (1027 bytes)
1: '''Crystal Palace''' has a number of meanings:
3: ...Exhibition]], and subsequently rebuilt in south [[London]]. It was destroyed by fire in [[1936]].
5: *[[Crystal Palace, London]] is an area near which the second building was l...
7: ...stal Palace Football Club]] played at The Crystal Palace until [[1915]], but now plays at nearby [[Selhurs...
9: ...n location of the original Palace, within Crystal Palace Park.

Crystal Palace F.C. (15486 bytes)
2: clubname = Crystal Palace |
3: fullname = Crystal Palace Football Club |
6: ground = [[Selhurst Park]], [[London]] |
18: ... playing in the [[FA Premier League]], based in [[London]].
22: ... [[1905]], with its headquarters at [[The Crystal Palace]] in [[Sydenham]]. The team played in the Souther...

Crystal Palace Transmitter (1360 bytes)
1: ...ts location and simplicity. It has been nicknamed London's [[Eiffel Tower]].
3: ...UHF]] [[television]] broadcasting. It carries the London regions of [[BBC ONE]], [[BBC TWO]], [[ITV1]] and...
7: ...] uses the nearby [[Croydon Transmitter]] for its London analogue transmission.
10: *[[Tall buildings in London]]
14: * http://tx.mb21.co.uk/gallery/crystalpalace/index.asp

Crystal Palace Foundation (535 bytes)
3: The [[Crystal Palace Foundation]] is a charity, established in [[1979]...
5: ...ervation of the site and history of [[The Crystal Palace]].
13: ...://welcome.to/crystalpalacefoundation The Crystal Palace Foundation]

Images of Crystal Palace (2346 bytes)
1: Read [[The Crystal Palace]] to learn about the building and its park.
5: !bgcolor=#CCCCCC colspan=3 | Crystal Palace Photos
41: ...ONT SIZE="1">Only Remaining Column of the Crystal Palace (2002)</FONT></B></TD>
47: [[Category:Wikipedia image galleries|Crystal Palace]]

Crystal Palace railway station (1934 bytes)
1: [[Image:CrystalPalaceStation.jpg|thumb|Crystal Palace station]]
3: ...rystal Palace, London|Crystal Palace]] in south [[London]].
5: ...and has a design which references the look of the palace.
7: When the Crystal Palace burnt down in [[1936]] it was uneconomic to have ...
9: ...n|London Bridge]] and [[Victoria Station (London)|London Victoria]]. There is a decommissioned platform.

Crystal Palace National Sports Centre (790 bytes)
1: [[Image:CrystalPalaceNationalSportsCentre.jpg|thumb|The National Sports...
3: ...site of the original [[The Crystal Palace|Crystal Palace]]. It is part of the English Institute for Sport.
5: ...rrently run by [[Sport England]] but returns to [[London Borough of Bromley|Bromley Council]]'s ownership ...
7: ...tional athletics meetings. The complex also hosts London's only 50m [[swimming]] pool.
9: [[Category:London sports]]

Palace Theatre, London (1054 bytes)
1: [[Image:PalaceTheatre.jpg|thumb|Palace Theatre]]
2: ...es a year later. The name finally changed to The Palace Theatre in 1911.
6: ...al comedy]] ''[[No, No, Nanette]]'' opened at the Palace Theatre starring [[Binnie Hale]]. The run of 665...
8: The Palace Theatre was also the venue for [[Fred Astaire]]'s...
10: [[Category:London attractions]]

Crystal (4403 bytes)
1: ...olid matter. For other uses of this word, see ''[[Crystal (disambiguation)]]''.''
3: ...Insulincrystals.jpg|right|300px|thumb|[[Insulin]] crystals]]
5: A '''crystal''' is a [[solid]] in which the constituent [[atom...
7: ... most metals encountered in everyday life are polycrystals.
9: ... crystalline structure is often referred to as '''crystallization'''.

Crystal Cathedral (2165 bytes)
1: The '''Crystal Cathedral''' campus is a [[Christian]] religious ...
3: The Crystal Cathedral broadcasts its church services around t...
7: ...stmas program was cancelled, but according to the Crystal Cathedral web site, all other performances have c...
9: The very name "Crystal Cathedral" is technically a misnomer: Schuller's ...
11: The Crystal Cathedral is occasionally referred to by the punn...

Crystal, Minnesota (2490 bytes)
1: '''Crystal''' is a city located in [[Hennepin County, Minnes...

The Crystal Maze (2423 bytes)
1: '''''The Crystal Maze''''' was a [[game show]], produced by [[Chat...
3: ... Successfully solving the puzzle would release a 'crystal', and the contestant would be released from the c...
5: ...uld buy a contestant's freedom at any time with a crystal, or choose to leave them locked in.
7: ...d tokens than silver tokens to win a prize. Each crystal won earlier in the game - and not used to buy a c...
9: The Crystal Maze was referenced in the movie [[Dungeons & Dra...

Crystal oscillator (7309 bytes)
1: ...gnals. The crystal is sometimes called a "timing crystal". They can be embedded in [[integrated circuits]...
3: == Crystals for timing purposes ==
4: ...oscillator_4MHz.jpg|right|thumb|200px|A 4.000 MHz crystal oscillator.]]
5: ...n all three spatial dimensions. This means that a crystal is very predictable, because of its shape.
7: ...en table can become extremely complex. That's why crystals are used. Their repeating pattern forms an ideal...

Crystal Coconut (1547 bytes)
1: [[Image:CrystalCoconut.jpg|right|The Crystal Coconut]]
2: The '''Crystal Coconut''' is a fictional item in the ''[[Donkey ...
4: ...oo. Eventually, the idol shed this coconut into a crystal. It was later found by [[Donkey Kong]], who was p...
6: ...tem with the same name and similar functions. The Crystal Coconuts in the game are collected, and having mo...

Crystal River (330 bytes)
1: '''Crystal River''' may refer to:
3: *The town of [[Crystal River, Florida]] in the [[United States]].
4: *The [[Crystal River (Colorado)|Crystal River]], a tributary of the [[Roaring Fork River]...
5: *The [[Crystal River (Michigan)|Crystal River]], in [[Michigan]] in the United States.

Crystal City (170 bytes)
1: '''Crystal City''' is the name of some places in the [[Unite...
3: * [[Crystal City, Missouri]]
4: * [[Crystal City, Texas]]
5: * [[Crystal City, Virginia]]

Crystal Gunns (765 bytes)
1: '''Crystal Gunns''' (born [[March 20]], [[1976]] in [[The Br...
8: * [http://www.crystalgunns.com/ Official site] ''(Note: Contains nudity...
9: *{{imdb name|id=1205319|name=Crystal Gunns}}
11: [[Category:American models|Gunns, Crystal]]
12: [[Category:1976 births|Gunns, Crystal]]

The Seven Crystal Balls (1513 bytes)
1: '''The Seven Crystal Balls''' (originally ''Les Sept Boules de Cristal...
3: ''The Seven Crystal Balls'' is the thirteenth in the series.
8: ...e back they mysteriously fall into a coma after a crystal ball full of "magic liquid" is smashed nearby. Ti...
10: [[Category:The Adventures of Tintin|Seven Crystal Balls, The]]

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