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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
Marylebone 1914
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Marylebone, Metropolitan Borough]
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32, Huntsworth Mews
... The living rooms on first floor separated from the stable on ground floor and provided with separate entrance from the mews. Additional means of direct external light and ventilation provided to the two bedrooms. Water closet reconstructed in suitable position. Water provided from main with proper sink under. Ventilated food cupboard provided. The premises cleansed and renovated throughout.
| 16, Dorset Mews North | Additional means of external light and ventilation provided to the back bedroom and the water closet. The roof repaired. The premises cleansed and renovated throughout. |
| 16, Little Church Street | Additional means of direct external light and ventilation provided to the rooms at rear of the premises. |
| 6, Clarence Mews | The attention of the owner was called to the unsatisfactory condition of these premises, which were subsequently closed, with a view to their conversion into a garage. |
| 97, Princess Street | The obstructive building at the rear of these premises demolished. Open back yard provided in place of same. Direct external light and ventilation provided to the rear of ground floor, basement and to the w.c. |
| 99, Princess Street | The obstructive buildings at rear of these premises demolished. The back yard thus provided properly paved and drained. Direct external light and ventilation provided to back rooms on ground and first floors. W.C. reconstructed in suitable external position. |