In 1929, author J.M. Barrie gifted the permanent copyright and all future royalties of Peter Pan to which London institution?

Great Ormond Street Hospital

Barrie’s 1929 gift of the rights to Peter Pan linked the story’s enduring popularity to Great Ormond Street Hospital. Royalties from productions and publications have supported the hospital, and a special provision in the UK’s 1988 copyright law preserved that benefit after ordinary copyright expired.