The story of Peter Pan and Great Ormond Street

A bronze statue of the Peter Pan character, Tinkerbell.

Peter Pan has been inspiring children and adults alike for over a hundred years.

Ever since JM Barrie gifted the rights to Peter Pan in 1929, Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) has enjoyed a special relationship with the boy who wouldn’t grow up.

Find out more about GOSH’s history with Peter Pan and how your support can help the amazing medical teams at the hospital save even more young lives.

History of Peter Pan and GOSH

Explore the relationship between the hospital, JM Barrie and Peter Pan.

Peter Pan Copyright

Find out about the copyright and publishing details of Peter Pan.

About JM Barrie

Learn about JM Barrie, the author of Peter Pan, and his inspiration.

Theatre performances

Get information on how to stage a production in the UK.

Peter Pan in Schools

See how your school can get involved with Peter Pan and support GOSH Charity.