Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1899
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MIDDLE DISTRICT—continued.
Situation of Premises. Sanitary Improvements effected.
14, College Hill Additional w.c. provided for women.
1, Fore Street w.c's cleansed.
69, Aldersgate Street Two new w.c's constructed for
women, and additional cistern
erected.
34, Milton Street Alleged effluvium in workroom, and
w.c. stated to be frequently
blocked. Premises found in
good order at time of Sanitary
Inspector's visit.
8, Noble Street Workroom cleansed and whitewashed.
4, Beech Street (Lester) Walls and ceilings whitewashed.
4, ,, ,, (Donald) ,, ,, ,,
3, Mason's Avenue Complaint of insufficient w.c.
accommodation for women.
Premises closed.
65, Moorgate Street Premises cleansed and whitewashed.
6, Bridgewater Street Water service pipes repaired.
24, Castle Street Walls and ceilings cleansed and
whitewashed.
31, Whitecross Street „ „ ,,
WEST DISTRICT.
192, Aldersgate Street Premises whitewashed.
5, Water Lane Alleged nuisance from leaky roof.
No defects found.
Bear Alley (The British Drains unstopped and repaired.
Catholic Printing Co.,
Limited).
10 and 11, Ivy Lane New length of soil-pipe inserted
and water supply repaired.
19, Farringdon Street Leaky cistern repaired, &c.
11, Long Lane Separate w.c's provided for women.