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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 1898
Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1898
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| Situation of Premises. | Sanitary Improvements effected. |
|---|---|
| 18, 19, Castle Street | Additional w.c. constructed and premises cleansed. |
| 25, Aldersgate Street | Workshop cleansed. |
| 53a, „ | Water service repaired, and rooms cleansed. |
| 34a, Little Britain | New w.c. fixed, and ventilation improved. |
| 1, Braime's Buildings | Additional w.c. constructed. |
| 46, Barbican (W. Wallis) | Separate w.c. accommodation provided for women. |
| 46, „ (three other occupiers) | „ „ „ |
| 30, „ (Wolfe) | Overcrowding abated. |
| 30, „ (Colman) | „ „ |
| 73, Long Lane | Premises cleansed and limewashed. |
| 63, 64, Bartholomew Close | w.c. rearranged for separate use of both sexes. |
| 18, Bridgewater Square | „ „ „ |
| 65, Aldersgate Street | Tenants removed, sink-wastecleared, water supply repaired. |
| 14, Little Britain | Premises cleansed. |
| 48, Jewin Street | w.c.'s rearranged for separate use of both sexes. |
| 19, Bartholomew Close | Premises cleansed and ceilings repaired. |
| 27, Little Britain | Premises cleansed and additional w.c. for women constructed. |
| 20, Australian Avenue | w.c.'s rearranged for separate use of both sexes. |