Plaque

F N Hospital - renaming

Erection date: 5/7/2000

Inscription

This plaque, unveiled July 5th 2000, marks the official renaming and dedication of the Hospital Group as Florence Nightingale Hospitals, in honour of the famous Lady Superintendent who forged her own unique path and wove a legacy of service to others, demonstrating courage and true vision.

Site: Florence Nightingale Hospital (2 memorials)

NW8, Lisson Grove, 11 - 19, Capio Nightingale Hospital

Dirty and uncared for, but we prefer the Duchess plaque - just the way they have written the "Qu" of "Queen" endears it to us. The modern plaque has got so carried away in verbiage that metaphors are mixed - one can forge a cliche'ed path but surely one can't weave a legacy. And note that no one takes any responsibility for the modern plaque, while there's a whole committee proud to be named on the 1909 one, and which we now have to research, sigh.

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Florence Nightingale

Nurse, statistician, author. Born in Italy (go on, guess which city) while he...

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Hospital Group

We used to have this group's logo and link to their webesite but they contact...

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F N Hospital - Duchess of Albany

F N Hospital - Duchess of Albany

This stone was laid on January 18th 1909 by HRH the Duchess of Albany. Presid...

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