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 Borough of Bermondsey for the year 1911
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PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
COMMITTEE, 1911:
Chairman —Councillor CLARK.
Councillor Markwick,
Alderman Lawrence,
„ Speer,
„ Oake,
Councillor Bevington,
„ O'Connor,
„ Pridmore,
„ Brenner,
„ Renwick,
„ Davies,
„ Delderfield,
„ Richmond, m.d.
„ Dhonau,
„ Salter,
„ Saunders,
„ Gardiner,
„ Vezey.
„ Hooton,
Ex-offcio:
HENRY F. MORRISS, ESQ., J.P. Mayor of Bermondsey.
STAFF:
Medical Officer of Health—R. KING BROWN, B.A., M.D., D.P.H.
Sanitary Inspectors.
No. 1 District Mr. M. Grice.
No. 5 District Mr. E. C. Freeman.
No. 6 „ „ J. Bartlett.
No. 2 „ „ J. W. Wood.
No. 7 „ „ J. Pitts.
No. 3 „ „ A. H. Merryman.
No. 4 „ „ H. J. Toogood.
No. 8 „ „ H. M. Cockburn.
Food Inspectors—Mr. T. Ashdown, Mr. G. A. Hoskins, and Mr. G. L. Scott.
Health Visitor—Miss B. Nuttall.
Clerical Staff.
Mr. H. A. W. Bush, Sanitary Clerk,
Mr. J. C. Watts, Fourth Clerk,
„ E. J. Pitts, Second Clerk,
„ F. C. Shaw, Office Lad.
„ J. G. Francksen, Third Clerk,
PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
TOWN HALL,
SPA ROAD, S.E.