Miss Nightingale had students upon graduation visit her in her South Street apartment. This was a very cherished moment for few people met her face to face after the Crimean War. And always the student would leave with a gift of food or clothing or something FN felt she needed. Around 1990 when I first visited the newly opened Florence Nightingale Museum in London I picked up the below information. The enclosed notes are an attempt to chart the spread of the Nightingale influence up to 1910.
Much more research needs to be done if the map is to grow.
The Colonial Hospital 1892 Miss Frances Webberburn, Matron. She visited the Nightingale School at St Thomas Hospital in London in 1883 and returned to Denmark where she made a very considerable contribution to nurse education and founded the Danish Nursing Association. President of the International Council of Nurses 1922-25. Died in 1928. Emily Carolina Rappe joined the Nightingale School for training in 1866.