Photo gallery

Our gallery below has images of Peter Pan at Great Ormond Street Hospital over the years, including cast visits.

Please note that all images within our Peter Pan galleries are covered by copyright and you should not use any images without permission from the copyright owner. If you are interested in using any of our Peter Pan images, please contact peterpan@gosh.org.

Other Peter Pan images

We can also supply images from:

  • Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens (1906) by Arthur Rackham
  • Peter Pan's Keepsake (1907) - a souvenir edition of the first production of Peter Pan at the Duke of York's Theatre
  • Peter Pan's Post Bag (1907) - a collection of letters written to Pauline Chase who played Peter Pan in the early productions
  • Peter Pan souvenir programme (1906) - from the first US production with Maude Adams as Peter Pan
  • Peter Pan Magic Lantern (ca 1910)
  • Peter and Wendy (1911) by F D Bedford (© Hachette Children's Books)
  • Peter Pan's ABC (1913) by Flora White
  • Peter Pan and Wendy (1930) by Gwynedd Hudson
  • The Peter Pan Appeal (1930) by AA Milne
  • The Littlest Ones' Peter Pan and Wendy (1931) by Kathleen Atkins
  • The Picture Story Book of Peter Pan (1931) by Roy Best
  • The Nursery Peter Pan  (1940s) by Jeanne Ferrar 
  • Peter Pan and Wendy (1951) Juvenile Edition
  • and many other publications, postcards, theatre programmes, etc.
If you are having problems viewing the images in the gallery below, you can also view the slideshow on Flickr.

  • A bronze statue of Tinker Bell outside the hospital entrance.

  • The Peter Pan League Appeal of 1930 by AA Milne.

    The Peter Pan League Appeal of 1930 by AA Milne.

  • Peter Pan League Appeal with AA Milne poem about an ill Christopher Robin.

  • Peter Pan and Tinker Bell statue outside the hospital.

  • Brenda Bruce as Peter Pan.

  • Walt Disney’s signature in GOSH's Visitors Book, 17 July 1951.

  • Peter Pan tiled mural created and donated by the art students at the University of Wolverhampton.

  • Production of Peter Pan from 1929

    Peter Pan play at GOSH in 1929.

  • Peter Pan brass plaque unveiled in 2000 by Lady and Lord Callaghan.

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