Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]
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The following information has been obtained by the Town Clerk, Mr. C. H.
F. Barrett.
The following Squares, &c., within the Borough are maintained by the inhabitants
of such out of rates leviable as additional items of the General Kate
bv the Borough Council upon the precept served by a Committee elected bv
the inhabitants of each Square, &c.—Ampthill Square, Brunswick Square,
Burton Crescent, Camden Gardens, Clarence Gardens, Fitzroy Square, Gordon
Square, Harrington Square, Mecklenburgh Square, Mornington Crescent,
Minister Square, Oakley Square, Regent Square, Rochester Terrace, &c., and
Tavistock Square.
The following Public Gardens arc maintained by the Borough Council out of
the General Rate, namely : —
St. Andrews' Gardens, Gray's Inn Road, by Wells Street.
St. George's Gardens, Wakefield Street.
St. James's Gardens, Hampstead Road.
St. Martin's Gardens, Camden Street.
St. Pancras Gardens, Pancras Road.
Lismore Circus Gardens, Gospel Oak.
Pond Square Garden, Highgate.
College Garden, Great College Street.
The undermentioned Open Spaces, the whole or part of which are situated in
the Borough, are maintained by the London County Council, viz., Hampstead
Heath, Parliament Hill Fields, Waterlow Park, and Whitefield Gardens,
Tottenham Court Road.
Regent's Park and Primrose Hill Park, portions of which are in St. Pancras,,
are maintained by the Crown.
The Borough Council have no control over the undermentioned Squares and
Open Spaces situated in the Borough :—
Endsleigh Gardens, Huston Road. Owned by the Estate of the late Thomas
Cubitt.
Euston Square, Euston Road. Owned by the London and North Western,
Railway Company.
Goldington Crescent Garden. The freeholders are the Duke of Bedford and
the Brewers' Company, and the Garden is leased to the occupiers of the houses,
in the Crescent.
Argyle Square Garden, King's Cross. Owned by the proprietors of the
Battle Bridge Estate, whose agent is A. J. Dryland, Esq., No. 2, Guildhall
Chambers, E.C.
The Highgate Road Open Spaces are owned by Lord Dartmouth and others.
Camden Square Garden is owned by the Marquis of Camden.
The Crescent, Camden Road, is looked after by a Committee of the adjoining
residents, the Secretary of which is Mr. Corderoy, of No. 167, Camden Road.