The tales from Nonnatus House may form a huge part of the BBC drama but they are based on real-life events in Poplar, East London ...

Call The Midwife was first broadcast 13 years ago and has since become one of the most loved period dramas in British TV history but what is the real story of Nonnatus House?

The hit BBC drama is based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth, who worked as a midwife in the East End of London in the 1950s ...

The real story of Call the Midwife's Nonnatus House The Order of Sisters was established back in 1848 near Euston in Fitzroy Square where they trained as nurses and midwives. Some of the nurses ...

But it's not all nuns' habits and blue nursing uniforms for the cast of the hit BBC series. Away from the show, Helen George Megan Cusack, Jenny Agutter and their co-stars couldn't look more different ...

Call the Midwife's latest episode gave fans a sneak peek at next week's instalment, which will see Catherine turn up at ...

The images see the Nonnatus House favourite looking under the weather as she clutches her stomach while wearing pyjamas and stumbling down the corridor. There are other images of her midwife ...

Call the Midwife has teased Sunday night's episode, with BBC audiences set to witness Trixie Aylward (Helen George) in a battle to protect Nonnatus House. A sneak peek shows the usually uniform ...

The show's creators were inspired by the sisters and Worth's real home where they lived ... Unlike in the show, Nonnatus House was not condemned but the nuns did move from the area to Birmingham ...

the midwife home of Nonnatus Hous is not actually real. The show's creators were inspired by the sisters and Worth's real home where they lived and worked, which was St Frideswide’s Mission House in ...