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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Poplar 1907

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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Table: TABLE B. At the end of the year the following premises were on the registers:— Workshops (Male).

TABLE B. At the end of the year the following premises were on the registers:— Workshops (Male).

21 Bootmakers1 Mat maker
1 Bellows maker1 Mica chimney
5 Builders1 Oar maker
1 Blind maker1 Pickle works
1 Brush maker1 Plumber
1 Brawn maker3 Painters
1 Bottling works1 Printer
1 Beef extract1 Rag sorter
2 Box makers1 Rope and twine works
1 Bladder cleaner1 Rubber works
2 Boat builders1 Scale maker
9 Bicyle makers2 Sail makers
4 Cork cutters1 Shoe maker
10 Cabinet makers1 Sack and tarpaulin maker
4 Confectioners1 Stonemason
1 Chemical works4 Ship's painters
1 Cigar maker1 Slate works
1 Coffee extract1 Shirt maker
1 Cooper13 Tailors
1 Copper and bronze works1 Table maker
1 Cork fender maker1 Tin drum cleaner
1 Electrician2 Tinsmiths
1 Enamel bath works1 Toy maker
20 Farriers1 Tiles and earthenware
2 Furriers3 Undertakers
1 Galvanizer2 Upholsterers
1 Garage shed1 Vinegar works
1 Ginger beer1 Walking stick maker
7 Harness makers. 6 Wood choppers
3 Laundries5 Wheelwrights
1 Marine stores1 Wire worker

Table: Workshops (Men and Women Employed).

Workshops (Men and Women Employed).

1 Cork cutter1 Skirt maker
2 Confectioners3 Tailors
1 Furrier1 Upholsterer
1 Harness maker