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 Willesden]
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DESCRIPTION OF THE AREAS AND BOUNDARIES
OF THE NEW WARDS.
No. 1, North-West Ward.—This is bounded on
the west by the River Brent, on the south by Harrow
Road, Old Harrow Road, St. Mary's Road and Roundwood
Ditch and Road, and by Kingsbury Road,
Dudden Hill Lane, Pound Lane and Harlesden Lane
on the east. This embraces Stonebridge, north of
Harrow Road, Church End, and the portion of Neasden,
south-west of Kingsbury Road.
No. 2, South-West Ward.—This boundary on
the north is conterminous with No. 1 Ward by
Harrow Road, Old Harrow Road, St. Mary's Road
and Roundwood Ditch and Road. It then passes
through the Green Lane to the Victor Road Railway
Bridge, Kensal, and is bounded on the south by
Hammersmith and Acton. This includes Harlesden
Green and Lower Place.
No. 3, South Central Ward.—This adjoins the
No. 2 boundary at the Green Lane to Victor Road
Railway Bridge, Kensal. and thence passes eastward
along the Harrow Road to Kilburn Lane, and following
the Chelsea and Paddington boundary to Salusbury
Road, West Kilburn, turning northward through
the latter to the North-London Railway line, which
forms the northern boundary as far as Kensal Rise
Station. At this point it turns northward along the
Chambers Lane Footpath, to a point from which it