In 1868 what is now called the Nightingale Wing was completed, and the Lucy Osburn-Nightingale Museum is located on the first floor. The museum is home to a collection of medical equipment, records, implements and pathology that portrays the history of nursing and medicine in Australia from the arrival of the first fleet in 1788.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land and we show our respect for Elders past, present and emerging through thoughtful and collaborative approaches to our work, seeking to demonstrate our ongoing commitment to providing places in which Aboriginal people are included socially, culturally and economically.
MOPOKE Festival is a licensed area, no alcohol is to be brought from outside the premises. Glasses of alcohol served at the event are for on-site consumption only, and not to be taken outside of the premises. MOPOKE is a drug-free event and no drugs are permitted within the festival.
