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| Florence Nightingale's birthdate | May 12, 1820 |
| Florence Nightingale's birthplace | Florence, Italy |
| Florence Nightingale's home country | England (Lea Hurst and Embley) |
| Florence's teacher | William Nightingale, her father |
| Age when Florence felt the call to service | 17 |
| City in Germany where Florence received nursing training | Kaiserswerth |
| Name of war between England, Turkey and Russia | The Crimean War |
| Florence and her group of 38 nurses arrived to help soldiers in this city | Scutari, Turkey |
| Florence was called this name because she roamed the hospital halls at night with a lantern, checking on the soldiers comfort. | "Lady of the Lamp" |
| After the war, Florence opened this school in 1860. | Nightingale Training School for Nurses |
| At the age of 87, Florence was the first woman to receive this award for her service to society. | The British Order of Merit |
| Florence Nightingale died on | August 13, 1910 |
