London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Lambeth 1898

Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Parish of Lambeth during the year 1898

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Slaughter-house: —
Material (e.g., brick, wood, iron, etc.)
Inner Walls:—
Hard, smooth, impervious to what height Material of
which made How often per year cleansed and
whitewashed How often per week washed
Roof:—
Shape and height
Floor:—
Material of which made How drained Is there
trapped gully or drain inlet inside Is the gully
grating fixed
Position:—
In crowded locality Near to dwellings Distance
from nearest dwelling-house Can Slaughtering be
seen from street or houses
Paving outside Slaughter-house:—
Material Impervious or not Is it levelled to
properly trapped gully Is gully grating fixed
Size of meshes of grating
Drainage:—
Outside or Inside Intercepted or not Are there
manholes Well ventilated or not Result of
test Have drains been re-constructed (with date)—
Totally Partially Gully Gratings or Drain
Inlets—Inside or outside Fixed or loose
Distance apart of bars or holes
Sanitary Conveniences:—
Nature and position Is there separate flushing tank to
each w.c. or urinal Is any w.c., urinal, etc., beside,
or in direct or indirect communication with, Slaughterhouse
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