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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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Messrs. TILLING'S STABLES, Blue Anchor Lane.—
No receptacle for dung, no water-closet accommodation for
men.
Mr. GARDNER'S STABLES, Salisbury Place. —No
receptacle for dung, stables and yard badly paved and
without drainage.
STABLES adjoining 155, Grange Road. —No receptacle
for dung, stables and yard badly paved and without drainage.
STABLES at 12a, The Grange.—No receptacle for dung.
Messrs, MAULE, 12, The Grange.—No receptacle for
dung, stables badly paved and without drainage.
Messrs. PEARCE, DUFF, Rouel Road.—No receptacle
for dung.
Mr. FOSTER, New Church Street.—No receptacle for
dung.
STABLES, 8, Fendall Street.—No receptacle for dung,
stables badly paved and without drainage.
Messrs. HOBGEN & CO., Maltby Street.—No receptacle
for dung.
Mr. RAYMENT, 65, Abbey Street.—No receptacle for
dung.
STABLES, 25, Thorburn Square.—No receptacle for
dung.
HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES ACT, 1890.
(Section 32.)
1-19, (odd Nos.) Camperdown Place.
1-11, Garden Row.
2-18, (even Nos.) Kirby Street.
10-19, Ferguson's Rents.
130. 1 3 1, 132, 133, 134, Snowsfields.
Were reported as unfit for human habitation ; notices under
the provisions of the above Act were served by order of the
Vestry. Closing orders were eventually obtained, and the
houses have since been demolished.