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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

Lewisham 1886

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lewisham]

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These Streets will make an additional length, when completed,
of 1 mile 1,530 yards to the roads at present maintained
by the Board. Bell Green, Hither Green Lane (first and second
parts), and Honor Oak Road, are for an additional width only.

Table: Lewisham Parish.

Lewisham Parish.

No and Locality ok District.Contract Price per Load.Name of Contractor.
s.d.
No. I. Blackheath, Loampit Vale, &c.02Mr. Wm. Jerrard.
No. 2. Lewisham up to Rushey Green00Mr. H. Fisher,
00Mr. D. Phillips.
No. 3. Catford, Perry Hill, &c.00Mr. W. Batchelor.
00Mr. H. Fisher.
No. 3A. North of Stanstead Road03Mr. R. Soper.
No. 4. Upper Sydenham, Sydenham Road, &c.01The Beckenham and Penge Brickworks.

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No new streets were taken to under the 106th section.
UNEMPLOYED LABOUR.
Lewisham Parish.
The Board determined to carry out, as far as possible, during
the year the following new streets by the unemployed labour in
the District:—Ardmere Road, Bell Green (1st part), Clarendon
Road, Honley Road, Honor Oak Road, Howson Road (second
part), Sunderland Road.
Hamlet of Penge.
No new streets were made up during the year by the unemployed.