Here is an interesting story about one reporter's involvement in the infamous Zodiac serial murderer case. In September, 1969, the…
It is fair to assert that most New Yorkers are probably indifferent to the decline in payphones in the subway…
For many years, one of the most frequently visited sections of The Payphone Project has been the pages explaining what…
By far the most impressive individual's collection of payphone pictures I have seen in a long time, Loren Everly has…
The Miami Herald reports: "80,000 pay phones were taken out of service in the past seven years. 150 calls a…
A lively story about the declining number of payphones in America. This story includes a multimedia feature containing sound effects…
The Concord Monitor reports: "Mainers in more than 40 locations who were stranded without a line to the outside world…
This story describes how the residents of Cliff Island, Maine, took advantage of Maine's "Public Interest Payphone Program" to restore…
The Mendocino Beacon refers to the Payphone Project, and to the "This Ain't Livin' blog cited in this story about…
From the maybe-you-had-to-be-there department: "In 'Payphone Warriors,' teams of four players spread out from Manhattan's Washington Square park in a…