At this event, the escaped slaves Ellen and William Craft compared a Hiram Powers statue to a picture of a “Virginia Slave.” John Leech noted the inequality at this event in “The Pound and the Shilling” for Punch. George Jennings spawned the use of the term “to spend a penny” after he installed Monkey Closets at this event, which featured the “Great Shalimar” and was sponsored by Schweppes. A gardener who cultivated the Cavendish banana designed the central building at this event. (-5[1])Charles (-5[1])Fox organized this event, where the Koh-i-Noor diamond was displayed (10[1])in a Joseph Paxton-designed (10[1]-5[2])prefabricated (-5[1])iron and glass structure in Hyde Park. For 10 points, name this precursor to the World’s Fair held in London during the reign of Queen (-5[1])Victoria and Prince Albert. ■END■ (0[5])