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   Where can I take London telephone booth photos?

   • A spot near the Tower of London provides another opportunity for taking London telephone booth photos. To find this red London telephone box, aim to reach St Katharine Docks Marina, which lies to the left of the Tower when facing the Thames. Head towards the Tower and the Thames from the tube station.

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   What is a red phone booth?

   • The red phone booth really is one of those British stereotypes that are completely true (others are just untrue) . In London, one will see a plethora of icon British phone booths, Routemaster buses, and Hackney taxis.

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   Are there red phone booths in London?

   • The red phone booth in London we all know and love is the K6 model, designed in 1935 to celebrate King George V’s silver jubilee. By 1992 there were more than just red telephone booths in London – 92,000 were spread throughout the UK. From then on, their use gradually declined, and now there’s a mere scattering in comparison.

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   Where is the old telephone booth in London?

   • The old telephone booth is at the bottom of the pedestrianised street, just before Brook Street bisects it and South Molton Street is opposite Lancashire Court and Avery Row. Head to the corner of King and James Streets to find another pair of boxes to feature in your London telephone booth souvenir photos.

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2. www.wikihow.com › Find-a-Pay-PhoneHow to Find a Payphone Near You: The Payphone Location Guide

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   Aug 19, 2024 · Check online directories like Payphone Directory, Payphone Project, and Waywalking to help pinpoint payphones in your area. Alternatively, scout out common places where payphones are typically found (e.g., gas stations, airports, bus stations, etc.), or use Google Maps to help narrow things down.

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   • 🎡 The London Eye. Closest tube: Westminster. What could make a more quintessential London photo than one with two British icons in the frame? Head to Westminster tube for this one and take exit 4 from the station.
   • Big Ben. Closest tube: Westminster. You can find another spot near Westminster station for photographing a telephone booth in London. Take exit 4 as before, but this time turn right and head straight on until you see Parliament Square on your left.
   • Tower of London. Closest tube: Tower Hill. A spot near the Tower of London provides another opportunity for taking London telephone booth photos. To find this red London telephone box, aim to reach St Katharine Docks Marina, which lies to the left of the Tower when facing the Thames.
   • Piccadilly Circus. Closest tube: Piccadilly Circus. The Royal Academy of Arts building on Piccadilly is also home to a London red telephone box or two. You can find them beneath the grand arched entrance to the Academy, so they’re good ones to go for on a rainy day!

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   Oct 1, 2023 · Quick Summary: There are 6 methods to look for government phone stands near you. Type “free government phone stands near me” into your search engine. Visit the official ACP tool and use the ‘Companies Near Me’ section. Check local community centers, libraries, and government facilities for stands.

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   Find quick and easy Max Spielmann passport photo booths in selected Tesco supermarkets. Enter your postcode to find your nearest photo booth!

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   Feb 16, 2024 · London’s red telephone boxes are as much a part of the city’s skyline as Big Ben and Tower Bridge. These iconic booths, with their vibrant pops of color and vintage charm, are a magnet for tourists seeking that perfect Instagram shot.

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   Nov 26, 2021 · London's red phone booths, also known as the red kiosks, can still be found throughout London - and some are even protected under U.K. law.

9. www.thevintagenews.com › 2019/03/23 › red-telephone-boxThe Tomb That Inspired a British Icon | The Vintage News

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   Mar 23, 2019 · After disappointing results from the first competition, the Royal Fine Art Commission invited three renowned architects of the time — Sir Robert Lorimer, Sir John Burnet, and Sir Giles Gilbert Scott — to present their designs for a phone booth the London Metropolitan Boroughs may find satisfactory.