This exhibition runs from Sun, 8th Mar 2020 to Sun, 7th Mar 2021. See all dates
This event runs over several days/weeks. Dates include:
Coronavirus: Events may be cancelled and venues closed at short notice, you are advised to check on their websites before making a trip.
Cost: £9
In her bicentenary year the Museum is celebrating the life and legacy of the lesser known aspects of Nightingale’s life with this exciting new exhibition. She is well known as a nurse, but she was also a female icon in her own lifetime, a healthcare pioneer, statistician and leader. Come along to discover more about one of Britain’s greatest female trailblazers!
As well as discovering numerous objects and people that influenced Nightingale’s career you can see the original lamp she carried in the Crimean War, her (much used!) writing case, her copy of Oliver Twist (Dickens was a friend who sent supplies to Scutari) and a family album containing unseen sketches of Florence and the Nightingale family.
The exhibition is included in museum entry price.
Ian has Visited - review here.
Contact and Booking Details
More information at this website.
No need to book tickets - just turn up on the day.
Location
SE1 7EW
