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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

Wandsworth 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
From a sanitary point of view it is not desirable that children
of five and four years should be grouped together in large numbers,
as at these ages infectious diseases are more common, and the
children more susceptible.

Table: TABLE XXXIII.

TABLE XXXIII.

CLAPHAM.
Bonneville Road1Cavendish Road42
Commercial School2Christ Church2
Convent, Notre DameIGaskell StreetI
Haselrigge Road4Heath Road2
Holy Trinity1Lyham Road1
Oldridge Road2Tennyson Street1
New Road1New Park Road4
Parochial, Old Town4St. Andrew's Street7
St. Paul's4White Square1
Wirtemberg Street4Private4
No School60
PUTNEY.
All Saints', Lower Common3Brandlehow Road7
Deodar Road3National, Charlwood Road2
Upper Grade, Lr. Common3South-Western College1
Private5No School27
STREATHAM.
Bonneville Road2Cavendish Road28
Dulwich College2Eardley Road10
Fircroft Road2Hitherfield Road1
Holy Trinity, Trinity Road2New Park Road2
Immanuel1Oldridge Road19
St. Andrew's3Smallwood Road4
St. Mary's9St. Leonard's1
St. Helen's2Streatham College5
Tooting Graveney1Telferscot Road1
Upper Tooting High School1Private11
No School93