• About The Festival
  • Thank You Sponsors & Donors
  • Donate
  • Sponsorship Report
    • Report/Demographics
  • About BOPA
    • BOPA Board of Directors
  • Media
  • Our Volunteers
  • Sustainability Plan
  • 2012 Programming Partners
    • CENTERSTAGE
    • The Children's Bookstore
    • CityLit Project
    • Enoch Pratt Free Libray
    • Maryland Humanities Council
    • Maryland Romance Writers
    • Red Emma's Bookstore Coffeehouse
    • Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America
  • News & Highlights
• 
• Plan Your Visit
  • Information
    • Welcome Letter From Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
  • What's New
  • Map
  • How to Get to BBF
    • Ride Amtrak
    • Ride MTA
    • Ride the Charm City Circulator
    • Ride Your Bike
    • Drive & Park
  • Directions
  • Street Closures
  • Hotels
  • Accessibility
  • Food & Beverage
  • Kids Activities
  • Special Events
  • Neighborhood Events
• 
• Schedule
  • Friday
  • Saturday
  • Sunday
  • Bank of America Literary Salon
  • CENTERSTAGE
  • Children’s Bookstore Stage
  • City Lit Stage
  • Civil War 150 Experience / Visit Baltimore
  • Food For Thought Stage
  • George Peabody Library
  • Literary Walking Tours
  • Maryland Romance Writers
  • Music Stage
  • Radical Bookfair Pavilion
  • Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America
• 
• Participants
  • Authors
    • 2012 Presenting Authors
    • Authors' Tent
  • Exhibitors/Booksellers
  • Radical Bookfair Pavilion
  • Radical Bookfair Pavilion Exhibitors
• 
• Applications
  • Authors' Tent
  • Employment
    • Interns
    • Production Assistants
    • StoryBook Characters
  • Food Vendors
  • Literary Exhibitors/Booksellers
  • Radical Book Fair Pavilion
  • Speaking Engagements
  • Vendor Request for Proposals
• 
• 

Peabody Collection Spotlight – The Great Exhibition of 1851: A Victorian Carnival of Technology & Culture

Step back into history and enjoy a fascinating tour of the Great Exhibition of 1851. Attended by more than six million people, the Great Exhibition was England's social event of 1851 and featured a marvelous structure called the Crystal Palace! Swing on by and learn all about the George Peabody Library’s magnificent collection of books and ephemera relating to the Exhibition. Presented by GPL Collections specialist Chella Vaidyanathan.

---

Thank You, Sponsors!

Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts
10 E. Baltimore Street, 10th floor
Baltimore, MD 21202

As of Friday, March 16, 2012, the new address will be: Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, 10 E. Baltimore Street, 10th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202.