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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
Richmond upon Thames 1908
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Richmond]
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PUBLIC BATHS—SUPERINTENDENT'S RETURN OF BATHERS from ist January to 31st December, 1908.
FROM
SWIMMING BATHS.
WARM BATHS.
TOTALS.
Dressing
Boxes.
Football
Exchange.
1st Class.
2nd Class.
1st Class.
2nd Class.
Swimming.
Warm
Gents.
Ladies
Gents.
Ladies
Gents.
Ladies
Gents.
Ladies
Gents.
Ladies
Gents.
Ladies
1 st January to
27th March
Clo
sed
2865
95
1123
481
3988
576
530
28th March to
26th June
9291
2446
8764
1657
1691
201
2751
1068
18055
4103
4442
1269
75
27th June to
25th September
12755
3951
11011
2480
1759
208
2831
1249
23766
6431
4590
1457
—
26th September to
31st December
2040
615
1499
527
2516
108
1655
756
3539
1142
4171
864
728
394
Totals
24086
7012
21274
4664
8831
612
8360
3554
4536o
11676
17191
4166
1333
394
For corresponding
period of last year
(1907)
23389
6589
16563
3432
9285
628
8342
3245
39952
10021
17627
3873
1402
Total Number of Males
(including Dressing Box Tickets
and Football Exchange)
Corresponding
period of 1907.
Corresponding
period of 1906.
Correspondin
period of 1905.
Corresponding
period of 1904.
Corresponding
period of 1903
64,278
58.981
64,636
58,531
60,008
56,421
Total Number of Females
15,842
13,894
13,678
11,548
9,671
9,112
Total Bathers
80,120
72,875
78,314
70,079
69,679
65,533
Average Temperature
59
57