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 Whitechapel]
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Particulars of Persons Displaced by Works of Railway or other undertakings during the past 20 Years and Particulars of New Property Erected and its estimated Accommodation.—
| Date. | Names of Streets, &c. | Number of New Houses Erected. | No. of Persons Displacel. | Land. How previously Occupied. | Estimated No. of Persons New Property accommodates. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1899 | Williams Bents | Ground at present vacant | 339 | 19 houses in Williams Rents | - |
| Providence Place, Williams Rents | 5 houses in Providence Place, Williams Rents | ||||
| Providence Place, Brunswick Place | 7 houses in Providence Place, Brunswick Place | ||||
| Brunswick Place | 19 houses in Brunswick Place and 12 | ||||
| Backchurch Lane | houses in Backchurch Lane. | ||||
| 62 houses in all—bought by Messrs. Fairclough, of Christian Street, E., for the purpose of erecting warehouses. At present time land is being offered on building lease | |||||
| 1899 | Brady Street Mansions (4 blocks completed) | 80 Apartments | - | Built upon vacant land by Messrs. N. and R. Davis, of Hamilton House Bishopsgate Street Without, E.C. | 500 |
| N.B.—2 more blocks in course of erection | |||||
| 1899 | Charlotte Court and Fieldgate Street | - | 432 | 42 houses in Charlotte Court, and 26 houses in Fieldgate Street, demolished. Lord Rowton's scheme. Property belonged to London Hospital | - |
| 1899 | Bell Lane | - | About 800 | Part pulled down for widening Sandys Row and Middlesex Street. Others demolished as part of a scheme of the Sir Geo. Osborn's Estate | - |
| Cobourg Court | |||||
| Cobbs Court | |||||
| Cobbs Yard | |||||
| Cox Square | |||||
| Lardners Buildings | |||||
| Sandys Row | |||||
| New Court | |||||
| Paradise Place | |||||
| Short Street | |||||
| Tripe Yard | |||||
| Wentworth Street | |||||
| Middlesex Street | |||||
| 1893 | Diamond Court | Workshops | 16 | Built upon site of 4 old houses by Mr. Wearing, of Minerva Street, Hackney Boad | - |
| 1893 | New Court, Great Pearl Street | Vacant land | 80 | 10 old houses pulled down by Mr. Wearing | — |
| 1895 | Union Court, Fashion Street, and Fashion Street and Brick Lane | 18 Houses with Workshops | 270 | Built upon site of 30 old houses by Messrs. N. and R. Davis, of Hamilton House, Bishopsgate Street Without, E.C. 12 in Union Court, 15 in Fashion Street, 3 in Brick Lane | 350 |
| 1899 | Brady Street Mansions (2 blocks in course of erection) | 40 Apartments | — | Being built upon vacant land by Messrs. N. and R. Davis | 250 |
| 1891 to 1899 | Queen's Place and White-chapel High Street | Free Library and Art Gallery | 90 | Built upon site of 11 houses, 4 in Queen's Place and 7 in Whitechapel High Street | — |
| 1893 | Pelham Street Buildings | 72 Apartments | - | Built upon site of Messrs. Schwartz Sugar Refinery | 347 |