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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 1897
Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1897
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Situation of Premises. Sanitary Improvements effected.
20, Mansell Street No occasion to interfere on
sanitary grounds
182, Upper Thames St. „ „
5, Little Britain Premises cleansed
11 & 12, Garlick Hill. Three additional w.c.'s provided
8, Westmoreland Bdgs. Additional w.c. provided
16, Little Trinity Lane. Three w.c.'s provided for women
18, Albion Buildings Additional w.c. provided
12, Moor Lane No cause for interference on
sanitary grounds
19, Garlick Hill Premises cleansed
55, Jewin Street Premises cleansed. These workshops
were also cleansed and
limewashedon the 29th June,
1897.
11, Braime's Buildings, Premises demolished, now reBeech
Street building
5, Church Row, Aid-
gate Premises vacated
101, Wood Street Two additional w.c.'s provided
for women
66, „ Defective sink removed
36, „ New lid provided for cistern
37, „ Overcrowding abated
72, „ Two w.c.'s provided for women
80, „ Additional cistern erected