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
City of London 1896
Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1896
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Situation. Occupier.
9 & 10, Hart St., Crutched Friars Messrs. Hill.
43, Minories. (This house has since been demolished.)
42, Fish Street Hill Mr. Mitchell.
140, Houndsditch ,, Tuchband.
7, Sparrow Corner, Minories ,, Lersch.
81, Minories ,, Johnson.
MIDDLE DISTRICT.
12, Gracechurch Street Mr.Haag.
48, Beech Street ,, Alderson.
53, Fann Street ,,Cooper.
188, Aldersgate Street ,,Ware.
95, Cannon Street ,,Longdale.
194, Upper Thames Street „Cooper.
31, Newbury Street ,,Laisen.
3, Pancras Lane „Mason.
85, Fore Street „ Mardorf.
28, Fore Street ,,Child.
125, Cannon Street ,, Weightman.
107, Bishopsgate Street Within Messrs. Hughes & Co.
WEST DISTRICT.
67, Farringdon Street Mr. Heyward.
88, „ „ Mr. Weinel.
35 to 38, New Bridge Street Messrs. Spiers&]Pond, Ltd.
28, Fetter LaneMr. Dwarber.
9e, Fetter Lane „ Hooke.
21, Holborn.Treleaven.
25, Warwick Lane „ Adamson.
4, Broadway, Ludgate Misses Vohman.
16, Ludgate Hill Mr. Brown.
112, Shoe Lane ,, Bohringer.
18, Long Lane ,, Child.
75, St. Paul's Churchyard Messrs. Evans & Co.
5, Whitefriars Street . Mr. Weinel.