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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Lambeth 1902

Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Borough of Lambeth during the year 1902

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Table: COMMON LODGING HOUSES. There are 9 registered Common Lodging Houses (for men) situated within the Borough of Lambeth, as follows:—

COMMON LODGING HOUSES. There are 9 registered Common Lodging Houses (for men) situated within the Borough of Lambeth, as follows:—

Date when registered.Situation.Authorised No. of LodgersDate of Approval of Premises.
18th July, 1900108Lambeth-walk (c.h.) (house in rear).382nd April, 1889.
30th October, 189055Belvedere-road531st October, 1990.
16th October, 1901161Stamford Street2415th October, 1901.
21st December, 188392Westminster-bridge-road17121st November, 1883.
28th December, 189824Lower-marsh (c.h.)1930th June, 1890.
24th October, 188589 & 91Wandsworth-road2167th October, 1885.
12th February, 1887126Wandsworth-road14920th January, 1887.
31st August, 189145Lower Kennington-lane (c.h.)67th August, 1891.
23rd June, 189465Upper Kennington-lane1222nd February, 1892.

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Under the Common Lodging Houses Act, 1853-5, the London County Council has control over all the
Common Lodging Houses situated within the Metropolis— a duty which the newly-formed City and Borough
Councils might, with advantage, have had transferred to them when the London Government Bill, 1899, was
brought in.
31, New Park Road was cancelled as a Common Lodging House on December 29th, 1902.