The Orphans' Nest in Southwark was used as a girls' orphanage until 1929/30, when the orphanage moved to Newlands Park, Sydenham. Charlotte Sharman died on 5 December 1929, aged 97. The orphanage building on Austral Street (formerly South Street) was purchased and became All Saints' Hospital and then, in the late 1980s, was purchased by the Imperial War Museums as the All Saints Annexe, to house staff offices, archive stores and a public reading room.
The Orphans' Nest in Southwark served as a girls' orphanage until 1929/30 when it moved to Newlands Park, Sydenham. Charlotte Sharman passed away on December 5th, 1929 at the age of 97. The building on Austral Street (formerly South Street) was purchased and transformed into All Saints' Hospital before being acquired by the Imperial War Museums in the late 1980s to serve as the All Saints Annexe for staff offices, archive storage, and a public reading room.