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 Hackney District for the year 1903
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182, Chatsworth Road.—Additional light fixed in flour store;
ventilation improved; three casements made to open in
stall-hoard; flour store formed by dividing off back
portion of bakehouse; glass panelled partition fixed;
floor of bakehouse excavated and lowered to height 7 ft.
6 in. Space under show-board of shop matchboarded;
walls and ceiling plastered and lime-whitened.
94, Chatsworth Road.—Ventilation improved; the two casements
in stall-board, and fanlight over door made to
open; walls and front of oven plastered and painted;
ceiling lime-whitened; all woodwork painted; flour
stored in separate room at side of bakehouse; troughs on
castors.
52, Mandeville Street.—Ventilation as before, with exception of
air-shafts over oven made 6 in. square; match board portion
of ceiling removed, and lath and plaster substituted;
walls plastered and lime-whitened.
186, Well Street.—Walls rendered and ceiling whitened; castors
put on troughs; improved light to store.