Crystal Cave
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- For the novel by Mary Stewart see The Crystal Cave.
Crystal Cave is the name of several caves.
Partial list:
- Crystal Cave, California (see also Sequoia National Park)
- Floyd Collins Crystal Cave (Kentucky). Discovered by Floyd Collins in 1917, he originally called it Wonder Cave, but quickly renamed in Crystal Cave before opening it for public tours in 1918. After Collins' death in 1925, his father named it after him. It was later discovered to be connected to other caves in the Flint Ridge Cave System, which in 1972 was found to connect with Mammoth Cave.
- Crystal Cave (Missouri)
- Crystal Cave (Kryštálová jaskyňa) is also the name of a cave in Slovakia in the Malá Fatra mountains.
- Crystal Cave of the Giants (Cueva de los Cristales), a cave of the Naica Mine in the Mexican state of Chihuahua
- Crystal Caves is also the name of a video game by Apogee.
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