Historic England, Bromley Council, the Friends of Crystal Palace Dinosaurs and the Crystal Palace Park Trust are working in partnership to care for the internationally important Crystal Palace Dinosaurs in South London.
Together we are investigating how and why the Victorian sculptures are deteriorating, and developing ways to restore and maintain them for generations to come.
Crystal Palace Dinosaurs Declared ‘at Risk’
The 30 Grade I listed, life-size statues of dinosaurs and other extinct animals at Crystal Palace Park, added to Heritage at Risk Register.
Crystal Palace Dinosaur Sculpture Saved From Extinction in Time to Welcome Visitors
The world-famous, Grade I listed Megalosaurus dinosaur at Crystal Palace Park has had an emergency ‘face-lift’.
Saving the Crystal Palace Dinosaurs
Historic England and partners are working to understand why the internationally important Crystal Palace Dinosaurs are deteriorating.
Historic England Welcomes Further Investment in Crystal Palace Park
New funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund for Crystal Palace Park worth almost £5 million.
Historic England release new interactive models of the 29 surviving Victorian sculptures in Crystal Palace Park, in collaboration with the Friends of Crystal Palace Dinosaurs.
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