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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
St Pancras 1938
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]
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| Situation. | By whom provided. |
|---|---|
| D. Nursery Schools. | |
| Somers Town Nursery School, 18, Crowndale Road. (Tel. Euston 1958.) | A Voluntary Committee. |
| Jellicoe Nursery School, 6a, Rochford Street | „ |
| Mary Ward Nursery School, 16, Burton Street | „ |
| St. Christopher's Hall, Bridgeway Street | The Committee of the St. Pancras House Improvement Society, Ltd |
| Trinity Presbyterian Hall, Buck Street | The Church Authorities. |
| E. Denial Clinics. | |
| Barnes House, Camden Road (Tel. Gulliver 1667.): For nursing and expectant mothers and children under 5 years of age who attend the Maternity and Child Welfare Centres | The Borough Council. |
| Ampthill Square (Tel. Euston 2972): For mothers and children who attend the Centre at 1, Ampthill Square | The Voluntary Committee. |
| St. Pancras Dispensary (Tel. Euston 1882): For Tuberculosis cases | The Borough Council. |
| „ For ordinary cases | The Dispensary Committee. |
| Eastman Dental (Tel. Terminus 4331: For | The Committee of the Royal |
| Clinic nursing and expectant mothers and children; also provides in-patient treatment for tonsils and adenoid cases, cleft palate, &c. | Free Hospital and Clinic. |
F. School Clinics.
Highgate New Town, Chester Road;
St. Pancras Centre, Prince of Wales Road;
Clarendon Square
Voluntary Committees, working
under agreement with the
London County Council.
G. Tuberculosis Dispensaries.
Barnes House, Camden Road. (Tel. Gulliver
2371.)
The Borough Council.
University College Hospital. (Tel. Euston 5050.)
The Hospital Authorities.
H. Ventreal Disease Clinics.
These are provided at various Voluntary Hospitals under agreements made with the
London County Council. The undermentioned are situated within the Borough,
but many others in the Metropolis are available for St. Pancras residents:—
The Royal Free Hospital, Gray's Inn Road (Tel. Terminus 4331) (for women
and children only).
University College Hospital, Gower Street (Tel. Euston 5050) (for male and
female patients).
A complete list giving the days and times at which the clinics are available can be
obtained on application to the Medical Officer of Health.