Ethel Gordon Fenwick, 1857 - 1947, nursing reformer, lived here, 1887 - 1924.
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Plaque unveiled on 25 June 1999, the centennial of the formation of the International Council of Nurses.
W1, Upper Wimpole Street, 20
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Ethel Gordon Fenwick
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Ethel Gordon Fenwick
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