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Photocopied correspondence and papers

Material held at Claydon House

Material held at Claydon House, by persons other than Florence Nightingale

Letters to Florence Nightingale

Family letters to Fanny Nightingale, Florence Nightingale's mother, chiefly from Mary Nightingale ("Aunt Mai"); dated 1829-1831 and 1836

Letters to Florence Nightingale's parents

Letters chiefly to Florence Nightingale's parents and sister.

Letters concerning the living of Wellow

Letters concerning Wellow school

Letters by or to W.E. Nightingale, Florence Nightingale's father

Letters to and from Florence Nightingale's parents, and between Sir Harry Verney and George L Williams of Milwaukee concerning William Shore.

Letters between Parthenope Nightingale and Hannah Nicholson

Letters to, by or concerning Florence Nightingale's parents

Letters from "Aunt Mai" to Fanny Nightingale

Letters to Fanny Nightingale from Parthenope Nightingale and others

Letters by or to Fanny Nightingale

Family letters

Family letters about Florence Nightingale

Letters chiefly to Parthenope Nightingale

Letters to Florence Nightingale's father or mother, by Parthenope Nightingale, Mrs Sidney Herbert, etc.

Letters concerning Florence Nightingale's period in Harley Street

Letters chiefly to Florence Nightingale's father or mother, by Lord Houghton, Sidney Herbert, etc.

Miscellaneous letters

Superintendent's Quarterly Report, by Florence Nightingale

Letters to Nightingale family members

Letters to Nightingale family members about Florence Nightingale

Letters about Florence Nightingale, including some from Mrs Shore Smith in Paris, 1854 and n.d.; letters concerning statuette made by Miss Bonham Carter, 1864

Letters about Florence Nightingale

Letters to Parthenope Nightingale from Lady Anne Isabella Blunt

Letters from Mary Stanley to Parthenope Verney

Letters concerning the case of Miss Salisbury, dismissed from Scutari charged with stealing

Letters by Parthenope Nightingale, many fragmentary and virtually all undated

Letters to Parthenope and Florence Nightingale

Letters to Nightingale family members including some on Florence Nightingale's return from the Crimea

Advice about the Nightingale Fund by Dr Lilley Smith and Dr Fawcett

Letters by Lady Augusta Stanley

Various letters

Various letters, chiefly to Parthenope Nightingale

Letters to Parthenope Verney from her stepchildren, plus a few letters from the children to Sir Harry Verney

Letters to Parthenope Nightingale from Miss Stanley and an unidentified Mrs. S.

Letters to Parthenope Nightingale from Lt.-Col. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart (née Anstruther), plus Florence Nightingale's 1878 circular to nurses

Papers and letters from after 1860

Miscellaneous papers

Letters from unidentified "A.P.I/J/T." to Parthenope Verney, undated

Letters from unidentified "A.P.I/J/T." to Parthenope Verney, dates conjectural

Letter from Florence Nightingale to Sir William Widderburn (poor quality copy)

Miscellaneous letters, chiefly by family members

Photocopied pages from a family scrapbook on Florence Nightingale

Title sheets for bundles of letters, written by Sir Harry Verney

Twentieth-century correspondence

Annual Report of the History of Nursing Archive, Mugar Library, Boston University

Letters from Lord Teignmouth, Henry Cust, the Rev. Mr. Shore, etc., chiefly to W.E. Nightingale, Florence Nightingale's father.

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Letters from Lord Teignmouth, Henry Cust, the Rev. Mr. Shore, etc., chiefly to W.E. Nightingale, Florence Nightingale's father.

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