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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

St Giles (Camden) 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District]

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99
Bakehouses.
(46 & 47 Vict., cap. 53).

Table: ST. GILES-IN-THE-FIELDS.

ST. GILES-IN-THE-FIELDS.

Premises.Owner.
35, Broad StreetMr. J. H. Linscott.
17, Drury Lane„ Mills.
160, Drury Lane„ R. Fuchs.
33, Great Wild StreetMr. Muheberger.
48, High StreetMrs. Trickey.
63, High StreetMr. Stumm.
8, Little Earl Street„ Mead.
19, Little Earl Street„ Vollmer.
5, Little St. Andrew Street„ Hummler.
25, Little St. Andrew Street„ Mead.
26, Little Queen Street„ Smith.
20, Neal StreetMrs. M. Kunz.
60, Neal StreetMr. J. Embach.
10, Tavistock Street„ Carrey.
6, Torrington Place„ R. Parsons.
233, Tottenham Court Road„ Cossavella.
14, Tower Street„ James.

Table: ST. GEORGE, BLOOMSBURY.

ST. GEORGE, BLOOMSBURY.

Premises.Owner.
2, Bloomsbury CourtMessrs. Cossavella and Fietta.
10, Bury StreetMr. Ling.
8, Great Coram Street„ C. F. Foulks.
38, Great Coram Street„ Kistner.
155, High Holborn„ H. B. Rahe.
162, High Holborn„ H. B. Rahe.
63, Kenton Street„ Groom.
21, Marchmont StreetMr. W. Smith.
59, Marchmont StreetMrs. Balfour.
8, Museum StreetMr. H. B. Rahe.
28, New Oxford StreetAnglo-Austrian Bakery Co.
88, Southampton RowMr. Chalmers.

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The bakehouses were duly inspected under the provisions
of the Factory and Workshop Act, 1883, 46 and 47 Vict.,
cap. 53. In a few cases orders had to be served for cleansing
and lime-whiting, but the majority were found to be
kept in good order.
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