Health and Hygiene
Leman Street [1] was founded in 1782 by doctors in the City but the present building erected in 1858-9 from voluntary contributions. Designed by G.H Simmonds, a local surveyor and the dispensary's secretary and built by John Jacobs of Leman Street. Repaired and refurbished as a pub by Ronald S. Hore c, 1997-8. Its appearance is mannered ItalianateGlossary Term [2] with channelled stuccoGlossary Term [3] plinthGlossary Term [4], a roundGlossary Term [5] arched entrance under a balcony and upper storey of five bays of windows beneath segmental and pointed pediments.