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Chelsea 1912

Annual report for 1912 of the Medical Officer of Health

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The living-rooms will have a superficial area of 180 feet, with bow
windows; the bedrooms of the three-room tenements will have a superficial
area of 110 and 100 feet; and the bedrooms of the two-room tenements
will have 130 feet. All rooms will be 8½ feet high.

When the Sutton Trust and Lewis Trust Buildings are completed and occupied, there will be accommodation in artzans' dwellings in Chelsea approximately for the numbers as under:—

Population.
Borough Council Dwellings : —
Sir Thomas More Buildings770
Pond House130
Onslow Dwellings350
Grove Buildings300
1580
Sutton Model Dwellings2200
Lewis Trust Dwellings1390
Marlborough Buildings500
Guinness Buildings940
Peabody Buildings200
Chelsea Park Dwellings170
6980

Probably there are but few places in the United Kingdom where
so many people of the wage-earning class, in proportion to population,
will be able to find so much accommodation in artizans' dwellings as in
the Chelsea that will be in two years time.

HOUSES DEMOLISHED OR VACATED FOE DEMOLITION DURING THE YEAR 1912.

HOUSES.
Arthur-street23
Blenheim-street2
Britten-street2
Christchurch-street5
College-street7
Church-street3
Crooked-usage5
Cale-street22
Francis-street5
Fulham-road4
King's-road6
Keppel-street22
Leader-street26
Milman-street2
Marlborough-place4
Oakham-street22
Pond-terrace31
Stayton-street27
Walton-street3
Whiteheads-grove1
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