On March 16, 1908, Nottingham was awarded the London City Freedom Prize. On March 16, 1908, a blind 87-year-old woman was awarded the London City Freedom Prize by the British royal family, which was the first time that the King of England gave this honor to a woman. The elderly woman was Florence Nottingham (1820-1910). In 1820, Florence-Nottingham was born to a wealthy family in England, but she was reluctant to be imprisoned for life in a narrow family circle, seeking to be an excellent nurse, to change the notion of a bourgeois-social nurse. In 1844, Nottingham began to care about the work of the hospital. In 1850, her hospital was founded by the German Neo-Charity Organization and the red people were honored. In March 1854,