London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972
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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
Bermondsey 1894
Report on the sanitary condition of the Parish of Bermondsey for the year 1894
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Turner's Rents (twice)
Stephensons Court (twice)
Alscot Road (part)
Tranton Road
Dixes Buildings (twice)
Paulin Place
Jacob Street
Dockley Road
Priter Road
Parkers Buildings (twice)
Star Place
Alderminster Road (part)
Upper Grange Road
Fawcett Court
Crimscott Street
Ferrand Street
Brighton Buildings
Portsmouth Buildings
Worthing Buildings
Ryde Buildings
Eastbourne Buildings
Hastings Buildings
The Grange
Kinross Street
Willow Street
Beatrice Road
Davis Buildings
Prince's Place
Thorburn Square (part)
Garfield Terrace
Strathnairn Street
Anthony Street (twice)
FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS INSPECTED
DURING THE YEAR.
Messrs. HAIG & CO., Coopers, Gedling Street.—No
water-closet accommodation for workpeople.
SMITH'S SHOP, 59, Mack's Road.—No water-closet
accommodation for workpeople, workshops dirty, no dung pit,
defective drains.
CARPENTER'S SHOP, Valentine Place.—Water-closet
inside workroom, defective drains.
Mr. PUTLEY, Cooper, Maltby Street.—Defective drains,
foul and defective water-closets.
Mr. J. FEAVER, Tin-plate Works, Long Walk.—Watercloset
accommodation insufficient for both sexes, water
drawn from a polluted well, from which workpeople obtain
their drinking water.
Mr. TEMPLEMAN. Leather Dresser, 185, Bermondsey
Street. —Insufficient water-closet accommodation for workmen,
defective drains, defective ceilings in workrooms.