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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. |
|---|---|
| 4, Lauderdale Buildings | w.c.'s rearranged for separate use of both sexes and an additional w.c. constructed. |
| 21 Australian Avenue | Premises cleansed. |
| 1, Edmund Place | w.c.'s rearranged for separate use of both sexes. |
| 18, Manchester Avenue | New w.c. constructed. |
| 73, Aldersgate Street | Walls and ceilings cleansed. |
| 20, Edmund Place | Overcrowding abated. |
| Barbican Court (Saillard) | „ „ |
| 12, 13, Manchester Avenue. | w.c. repaired. Tenancy determined. |
| 38, Monkwell Street | Premises whitewashed. |
| 40, „ | „ „ |
| 83, Upper Thames Street | „ „ |
| 7, 8, Albion Buildings, Aldersgate. | Ventilation of top floor improved. |
| 34b, Little Britain | w.c. reconstructed. |
| 4, Maidenhead Court | Premises whitewashed. |
| 48, Redcross Street | Insufficient w.c. accommodation. Removal of this business pending at the end of the year. |
| 42a, Barbican | Workrooms overcrowded. Business removed to other premises. |
| w.c. cleansed. | |
| 11, 12, Rose Street, Newgate Street | Additional w.c. accommodation provided. |