Local Common Lodging Houses



With the demand for workers in the local mills, there was a need for accommodation. Many individual households took in one or more lodgers or boarders. The Common Lodging Houses were set up to accommodate the others.

This Foldout lists some registered keepers of Common Lodging Houses in Halifax:

Other people mentioned as Keepers of Lodging House were

On 6th July 1903, Halifax Watch Committee published Schedules stating the maximum number of Lodgers authorised to be received at any one time into the Common Lodging Houses within the Borough, and into each of the several rooms specified in the Schedules referred to, be approved, and that Notices thereof be given to the Keepers of Common Lodging Houses

In May 1904, amendments included


This & associated entries use material contributed by Alan Longbottom



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