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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

Walthamstow 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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Table: TABLE 12.—POPULATION IN NON-PRIVATE FAMILIES, CLASSIFIED IN HABITATIONS.

TABLE 12.—POPULATION IN NON-PRIVATE FAMILIES, CLASSIFIED IN HABITATIONS.

Total Enumerated Population.Population in Dwellings Occupied by Private Families.In Hotels, Boarding Houses, Lodging Houses, etc.In Schools, Orphanages and Other Educational Institutions (excluding Reformatories).In Civilian Hospitals, Nursing Homes and Other Institutions for the Temporarily Sick.In Institutions for Insane or Mentally Deficient, Cripples, Blind and Other Permanently Disabled.In Workhouses and Other Poor Law Institutions (excluding Infirmaries and Educational Institutions).In Prisons, Police Stations and other places of Detention (including Reformatories)In Naval, Military and Air Force Premises (including) Ships and Hospitals).In Civilian Ships, Boats and Barges.All Others (including Vagrants).
Persons.%Persons.%Persons.%Persons.%Persons.%Persons.%Persons.%Persons.%Persons.%Persons.%
13297213135098.87070.52410.22910.2510.0——890.1————2430.2

Table: Table 13.—INSTITUTIONS AND SPECIAL PREMISES, NUMBER. TOTAL POPULATION AND INMATES.

Table 13.—INSTITUTIONS AND SPECIAL PREMISES, NUMBER. TOTAL POPULATION AND INMATES.

Number of Institutions.Total Population.Inmates only.
Persons.Males.Females.Persons.Males.Females.
Homes for Insane, etc.151—5141—41
Hospitals (Non-Military, etc.)3185641211176156
Convalescent and Nursing Homes81063868703634
Other Places of Detention (Police Stations, Reformatories, etc.)3898367777—