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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
Clerkenwell 1896
Forty-first annual report of the Vestry of the Parish of St. James and St. John, Clerkenwell for the year 1896-97
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| Upper Charles Street | 4 stalls |
| Rosoman Mews | 2 „ |
| Farringdon Road | 8 „ |
| Angel Mews | 7 „ |
| Garnault Place | 3 „ |
| Calthorpe Street | 3 „ |
| Rosoman Street | 5 „ |
| St. John's Square | 4 „ |
| Chapel Place | 2 „ |
| Goswell Road | 4 „ |
The cost of water for the year was £58 8s. 8d.,
the amount paid for repairs, flushers' boots, slops, &c.,
£43 19s. Od. The wages of the flushers were
£179 8s. Od. Total £281 15s. 8d.
PAVEMENTS.
Carriageways-Granite.—The carriageway paving
of Crawford Passage was taken up, dressed, and relaid,
and the deficiency made good with dressed
granite cubes on concrete.
The following Macadam street was paved with
Aberdeen granite cubes on concrete:—
Weston Street, from Kings Cross Road, to
Messrs. Whitbread's first gateway.
Carriageway-Wood. —The carriageway of the
following street was paved with Jarrah woodpaving
:—
Eosebery Avenue, between Farringdon Road
and Green Terrace,