Then, American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow immortalised Florence Nightingale as the “Lady with the Lamp.” in his poem Santa Filomena. He wrote: Lo! in that house of misery ...

For nearly 200 years, Florence Nightingale’s name has been synonymous with gentle compassion and mercy. Florence Nightingale: 'Lady with the Lamp' | | azdailysun.com Skip to main content ...

In that house of misery, A lady with a lamp I see Pass through the glimmering gloom And flit from room to room ... Florence Nightingale, whose birthday, May 12, ...

Enter, on November 4, 1854, just five days after the arrival at Scutari of the Balaclava wounded, Florence Nightingale, who today still glides her way, oil lamp in hand, through the hospital wards ...

Nightingale and her nurses set to work cleaning and procuring food, soap, bandages, medicine, clean bedding and clothes for patients. As living standards improved, Scutari’s appalling death rate began ...

Florence Nightingale was so much more than a lady with a lamp. The legend of the saintly nurse has long obscured the truth – that her mathematical genius was what really saved so many lives.

In the Lady with the Lamp, Anna Neagle adds another portrait to her screen gallery of famous women. Her characterization of Florence Nightingale is a sincerely moving study.

New light on the lady with the lamp Florence Nightingale was honoured as a heroine and a pioneer of health reform. But a young surgeon who worked with her wasn't so impressed.

These May Be the Last Photos Ever Taken of Florence Nightingale The rare images are among a collection of artifacts connected to the “Lady with the Lamp” that recently sold at auction ...