Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report for the year 1914 of the Medical Officer of Health
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The following is a list of the bakehouses in the Borough all of which are
underground except those marked *:—
St. Giles and Bloomsbury.
*2 Bloomsbury Court.
10 Bury Street. •
164 Drury Lane.
155 High Holborn.
217 & 218 High Holborn (Holborn
Restaurant).
63 High Street.
19 Little Earl Street (Factory).
5 Little St. Andrew Street.
21 Marchmont Street.
77 Marchmont Street.
8 Museum Street.
200 Shaftesbury Avenue.
*15 Torrington Place.
Holborn.
158 Clerkenwell Road.
*9 Cosmo Place.
13 Dane Street.
*4a East Street (Factory).
*51 Farringdon Road (Factory).
33 Great Ormond Street.
1 Greville Street.
*91 Leather Lane (Factory).
*6 Lamb's Conduit Street.
50 Lamb's Conduit Street.
*28 Lamb's Conduit Street.
*55 Mount Pleasant.
19 Red Lion Street.
50 Red Lion Street.
*74 Red Lion Street.
92 Theobald's Road.
124 Theobald's Road.
*Viaduct Buildings, also 17 Charter
house Street (Factory).
36 Warner Street.
During the year, in addition to my inspections, there were 222 inspections
of bakehouses, including 31 inspections of the factory bakehouses.
Four notices were served for sanitary defects.
During the year machinery was installed at No. 19, little Earl Street, so that it
became a Factory Bakehouse.
HOME WORK.
Details are given in the preceding Table, and in Table VIII. 3 of the
Appendix. Many inspections of homeworkers' premises are also made during
house to house and periodical inspections of lodging houses and dwelling houses
in which homeworkers reside.
Further details respecting factories, workshops, laundries, workplaces, and
home work are given in Table VIII. (1, 2, 3, 4 and 5) of the Appendix.
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