Dame Florence Nightingale OM DStJ RRC
(1820-1910)
woman, nurse, writer, statistician, DStJ - Dame of The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem, Royal Red Cross recipient, and Order of Merit recipient (from 1907)
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Commemorated on 11 plaques
In a house on this site Florence Nightingale 1820-1910 lived and died
10 South Street, London, United Kingdom where they died (1910) and lived -1910)
Florence Nightingale left her hospital on this site for the Crimea October 21st 1854
90 Harley Street, London, United Kingdom where they worked
Ricordiamo il grande cuore di Florence Nightingale la "signora dalla lampada" qui nata il 12 maggio 1820 che dagli strazi della guerra e dall'eroica dedizione d'enfermiera trasse determinazione a creare il servizio di assistenza sanitaria degno di un mondo civile
Villa Colombaia, Via Imprunetana per Tavarnuzze, Bagnolo, Florence, Italy where they was born (1820)
Florence Nightingale [full inscription unknown]
The Nightingale Lodge, 1 Princes Road, Liverpool, United Kingdom where they worked
Florence Nightingale [full inscription unknown]
Abbey Road, Malvern, United Kingdom where they visited
Florence Nightingale. Florence Nightingale visited Harrogate in 1852, in company with her aunt, staying in this York Place house then occupied by Mrs Wright's lodgings. She went on to improve the wretched hospital conditions of British soldiers in the Crimea, reform medical and sanitary standards and raise the quality and status of nursing.
York Place, Harrogate, United Kingdom where they was (1852)
Florence Nightingale 1820-1910, Lived at nearby Lea Hurst. Heroine of the Crimean War, reformer of army medical services, pioneer of public healthcare and founder of the nursing profession.
Florence Nightingale Memorial Village Hall, Mill Lane, Holloway, United Kingdom where they lived near
Florence Nightingale 1820-1910 Pioneering social reformer, author, administrator, statistician and champion of nursing. The Nightingales lived here at Embley Park, 1825-1874
Embly Park, Woodington, United Kingdom where they lived (1825-1874)
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Florence Nightingale (1820-1910) [full inscription unknown]
37 Highgate West Hill, London, United Kingdom where they was
William Ogle MD FRCP (1824-1905) Physician to the Derbyshire General Infirmary who, with Florence Nightingale, improved the hospital and who made possible the foundation ot the Derbyshire General Infirmary 1891
Nightingale Quarter, Derby, United Kingdom where they worked
Florence Nightingale [full inscription unknown]
Nightingale Quarter, Derby, United Kingdom where they worked