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  • FREE
  • Chelsea, London

Florence and Mary Gallery Hunt

Go on a hunt to find out more about how Florence and Mary cared for sick and injured soldiers in the Crimea.

Trail

Resource files

Trail (PDF, 2.76 MB)

Curriculum areas

History
Science
English

Level

KS1 (Ages 5 to 7)

Subjects

Health and Medicine
Crimean War
Women
1800s

Florence and Mary Gallery Hunt

Join Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole on this gallery hunt in the Conflict in Europe gallery.

As you hunt for different items, colour in the medicine bottles and learn more about these two extraordinary ladies and how they cared for sick and injured soldiers in the Crimea.

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