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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

Lewisham 1903

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lewisham]

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Table: DEATHS OP RESIDENTSbelonqinq to the Borough occurring in Public Institutions, &c., in districts outside during the year1903.

DEATHS OP RESIDENTS

belonqinq to the Borough occurring in Public Institutions, &c., in districts outside during the year1903.

Number of DeathsNumber of Deaths
Fever Hospitals:—Asylums—continued.
Brook Hospital5Camberwell House Asylum2
South-Eastern Hospital1Horton Asylum2
London Fever Hospital1St. Luke's Hospital (Asylum)2
Claybury Asylum1
Peckham House Asylum1
General Hospitals:—City of London Asylum, Stone1
Guy's Hospital14Manor Asylum, Epsom1
St. Thomas' Hospital7
St. Bartholomews' s Hospital5
London Hospital2Other Institutions, &c.:—
Seamen's Hospital, GreenSt.Peter's House, Kenning-ton2
wich2
University Hospital2
Children's Hospital, Great Ormonde Street2Greenwich Infirmary2
Lambeth Infirmary1
Bethlem Royal Hospital2Camberwell Workhouse1
Brompton Hospital1Eoyal Hospital for Incurables1
King's College Hospital1
Charing Cross Hospital1Salvation Army Maternity Home, Hackney1
Grosvenor Hospital1
St. Olave's Infirmary, City1Eiver Thames2
Oxygen Hospital1Hostel of God1
Metropolitan Hospital1Tailors' Institution, St. Pancras1
Poplar Hospital1
Charlton Eailway Station1
3,Chester Cottages, Eltham1
Asylums:—48, Friendly St., Deptford1
Baptist Chapel, Lewisham Eoad1
L. C. Asylum, Dartford11
Cane Hill Asylum3
Caterham Asylum4Total99
Banstead Asylum4