page_title: Paleis voor Volksvlijt
hierarchical_section_title: Paleis voor Volksvlijt
caption_attribution_description: English: 'Palace of the People' in Amsterdam. Photo dates back to about 1890 and is made by Jacob Olie who died in 1904. The photo can be found in de Amsterdam City Archive. The 'Palace of the People' was destroyed by a fire in the beginning of the 20th century. Nederlands: Weteringschans 263 t/m 275 (links, v.l.n.r.) (voorheen 259 t/m 267) Gezien vanaf balkon Weteringschans 116 naar Paleis voor Volksvlijt, Frederiksplein en Westeinde. Uiterst rechts: ingang Huidekoperstraat. Voorgrond: heistellingen voor de bouw van Weteringschans 120-122-124.
context_page_description: The Paleis voor Volksvlijt was a large exhibition hall in Amsterdam, located on the Frederiksplein, near the current location of De Nederlandsche Bank. The building was constructed between 1859 and 1864. It was designed by architect Cornelis Outshoorn, inspired by the Crystal Palace in London. In 1929, it was destroyed by fire.
context_section_description: The Paleis voor Volksvlijt (Dutch, meaning Palace of Popular Diligence) was a large exhibition hall in Amsterdam, located on the Frederiksplein, near the current location of De Nederlandsche Bank. The building was constructed between 1859 and 1864. It was designed by architect Cornelis Outshoorn, inspired by the Crystal Palace in London. In 1929, it was destroyed by fire.
caption: The Palace in 1890.
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