London no longer possesses the actual physical Crystal Palace building, as the monumental glass-and-iron structure was completely erased by the catastrophic 1936 fire. However, the geographic district, the expansive public parkland, the local railway station, and the famous professional football club all continue to proudly carry the historic name. Additionally, numerous fascinating artifacts, stone staircases, architectural fragments, and the iconic Victorian dinosaur models survive within Crystal Palace Park as tangible reminders of the legendary landmark that once stood there.