London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Carshalton 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Carshalton]

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2. Factories without Mechanical Power.

No.Trade.Employees.
M.F.
10Boot and Shoe Repairs11—
3Building and Decorating3—
2Blacksmiths4—
9Carpentry, Joinery, etc.17—
6Cycle Repairs6—
1Carbreaking and Paper Pressing2—
4Dressmaking—4
6Garages12—
4Laundries—7
iMason1—
1Mop Assembling11
1Nursery50—
1Potted Meats, etc.—1
1Parchment Manufacture1—
2Radio Repairs4—
4Upholstery, etc.41
1Watch and Clock Repairs2—
5711814 —Total 132

In addition there are approximately 80 outworkers executing work in their own homes as follows:—

3. Outworkers.

Trade.Premises.Outworkers.
M.F.
Artificial Flowers3—3
Braces1—1
Baby Wear1—1
Embroidery4—4
Fancy Boxes3—3
Feather Sorting1—1
Handbag1—1
Juvenile Clothing2—2
Knitwear5—5
Ladies' Wearing Apparel (frocks, dresses gowns, robes, neckwear, skirts, overalls dressing gowns, lingerie, etc.)2629
Lamp Shades3—3
Needlework1—1
Paper Hats12—12
Shirts1—1
So.t Fancy Goods3—3
Tailoring422
Toymaking2—2
Umbrella Making3—3
76277Total 79