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Florence Nightingale

Florence Nightingale

The Museum holds a unique collection of artefacts and is the only place where you can learn the full story of this remarkable...

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School, Group Visits

The Museum offers sessions to primary and secondary schools every weekday.

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Collection Highlights

From Florence’s slate she used as a child, her pet owl Athena, to the Turkish lantern used in the Crimean War, the collection.....


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The Florence Nightingale Museum Trust


The Florence Nightingale Museum Trust is a charitable company limited by guarantee, incorporated on 9 December 1987 and registered as a charity on 22 December 1982.


Company number: 2246583
Charity number: 299576 

Registered office and operational address:


The Florence Nightingale Museum Trust,
Gassiot House,
2 Lambeth Palace Road,
London SE1 7EW


Annual Report

To download the 2005 Annual Report and Accounts click here
To download the 2006 Annual Report and Accounts click here

To download the 2007 Annual Report and Accounts click here
To download the 2008 Annual Report and Accounts click here


The Trustees

Geoffrey Shepherd (Chairman)
Natalie Tiddy (Deputy Chairman)
Robert Crawford CBE
Lord Nigel Crisp KCB (Appeal Chairman)
Elizabeth Bennett
Eileen Sills CBE
Professor Anne Marie Rafferty
Natalie Tiddy

Patron
HRH Princess Alexandra KG CVO

Treasurer
Mike Fox


Auditors
Crouch Chapman, Chartered Accountants and Registered Auditors, 62 Wilson Street, London EC2A 2BU


Objects of The Florence Nightingale Museum Trust
The Trust’s Memorandum of Association gives the object as:


To advance the education of nurses or those engaged in nursing.
In the furtherance of this objective, the governing document gives the trust powers which include the following:


• To establish and maintain a Museum for the preservation and wider display of the Nightingale collection
 
• To receive donations of suitable items for the collection, or to purchase suitable items
 
• To afford the facilities for research into the history and work of Florence Nightingale, particularly in relation to the first training school for nurses at St Thomas’ Hospital and consequential developments in the nursing profession.


 

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