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Battersea 1904

Report on the health of the Metropolitan Borough of Battersea for the year 1904

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factory bakehouses are all above ground, while of the workshop
bakehouses, 56 are above ground and 33 underground,
according to the definition given in the Factory Act. When the
Factory Act of 1901 was passed, there were 49 underground
bakehouses in Battersea; 16 of these have been closed, and
the remaining 33 greatly improved and certified as suitable by
the Sanitary Authority. In 9 of the 16 cases in which the use
of the bakehouse was discontinued, the occupier removed to a
newly-built bakehouse in or near the same premises. In 6 cases
the shop was closed or used for another business, and in one case
the occupier continues to sell bread, but has it baked by another
baker.

A list of the workshop bakehouses is given below:— Above Ground.

Address.Address.
25 Battersea Park Road29 Meyrick Road
257 „ „48 New Road
292 „ „89 „ „
343 „ „148 „ „
465 „ „†205 „ „
†† The Parade, Battersea Rise10 Northcote Road
23 „ „
78 Battersea Rise†64 „ „
31 Bridge Road†94 „ „
84 „ „†62 Plough Road
64 Castle Street76 „ „
45 Culvert Road112 „ „
83 „ „41 Queens Road
139 Chatham Road121 „ „
47 Este Road38 Rowena Crescent
29 Falcon Road93 Stewarts Road
88 „ „29 Stockdale Road
†37 Grayshott Road10 St. Philip Street
88 „ „90 St. John's Hill
45 Harroway Road† Sugden Road
11 Hanbury Road32 Tyneham Road
†49 High Street47 „ „
80 „ „102 Usk Road
173 „ „46 York Road
40 Lavender Hill70 „ „
137 „ „187 „ „
313 „ „†198 „ „
64 Latchmere Road287 „ „
93 „ „

† Newly built during 1903-4.