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Barnes 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barnes]

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have the following accommodation available and in working
order:—
1. Porter's Lodge, with extra bedroom and visitors' waiting
room.
2. Administrative Cottage with
a (i) Laboratory and surgery.
(ii) Office.
(iii) Kitchen, store rooms, etc.
(iv) Bedrooms for domestic staff (5 beds).
b (i) Matron's rooms.
(ii) Nurses' rooms with 5 beds
(iii) Nurses' sitting room.
3. Laundry and Disinfecting Station, etc.
4. Diphtheria Block:—
(i) 2 wards with 6 beds each.
(ii) 2 wards with 1 bed each.
5. Scarlet Fever Block:—
(i) 2 wards with 6 beds each.
(ii) On second floor:—sleeping accommodation
and bath room for two night Nurses.
6. Third Block, of two wings:—
In each wing (i) a ward for 3 beds and
(ii) a ward for 2 beds.
7. A Humphrey's iron building available for temporary
accommodation of staff, in time of stress.
8. A Mortuary, and a Discharge Block.