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City of London 1920
Report of the Medical Officer of Health of the City of London for the year 1920
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The following is a Summary of Inspections of separate workrooms since 1914 :—
| FACTORIES. | Workshop Inspectors. | Women Inspectors. | Totals. |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | |||
| 11 | |||
| — | |||
| 810 | |||
| — | 618 |
BAKEHOUSES.—Bakehouses are scheduled as Workshops (Part 2, Sixth
Schedule), and are required to be registered by the Local Authority (Section 132).
Nos. 8/14, King Street, Snow Hill, ceased to be used as a Bakehouse during
the year.
The following is a list of Bakehouses registered in the City:—
ABOVEC.ROUND BAKEHOUSES.
†280, Bishopsgate.
†45, Fish Street Hill,
†Great Eastern Railway Hotel.
*61, Middlesex Street.
*85, Middlesex Street.
†*37, Middlesex Street.
*63 to 65, Middlesex Street.
†*122, Middlesex btreet.
3, Pancras Lane.
†21, Stoney Lane.
68, St. Mary Axe.
*75, St. Paul's Churchyard.
194, Upper Thames Street.
UNDERGROUND BAKEHOUSES.
188, Aldersgate.
262, Bishopsgate.
*4, Broadway.
8, Copthall Avenue.
15, Cornhill.
†*67, Farringdon Street.
*93, Fetter Lane.
48, Knightrider Street.
SUMMARY.
Aboveground Bakehouses 5
Underground Bakehouses 16
21
*These have been established at least 34 years. †factory Bakhouses Qpower is used)