Episode 47: Victorian Dinosaurs in Crystal Palace Park
Did you know the world's first Jurassic Park was actually in Crystal Palace Park?
It's been said that Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were fascinated by the dinosaur displays in Crystal Palace and had visited the site several times. Have you been?
Hear Hazel talk with Sarah Slaughter about these wonderful life-sized dinosaurs.
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