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The Quay Ilfracombe Phone Box, south west of England. Photo by Paul Voller.
+442072841138 UK England London Rupert St OS Globe Theatre W1V 7FS
+442072841138 UK England London Rupert St OS Globe Theatre W1V 7FS - From http://www.payphone.org.uk/ . This is a good shot. The guy in the box is one of them flyers working for the "good time girls" in London. One of the things that has helped make the phone box famous in London. He caught a glimpse of me taking this picture, but walked off. Anyways, the box is situated bang smack next to London's red light district, however it is just outside the famous globe theatre to the right of this shot.
+442074073710 UK England London London Bridge Rail Station OS WH Smith SE1 9SP
+442074073710 UK England London London Bridge Rail Station OS WH Smith SE1 9SP - From http://www.payphone.org.uk/ . Love this shot as it makes you think just how many people walk past this payphone not realising it is a means to connect them to nearly anyone anywhere in the world. Rush hour in London Bridge station is a very scary place. I've noticed many commuters congregate around this payphone as they wait to meet with co-workers. Try giving them a call and asking if (a random name) person is standing near by. Great way to spark a conversation.
+442074361758 UK England London Oxford Street Tottenham Court Road Underground Station W1R 1RF
+442074361758 UK England London Oxford Street Tottenham Court Road Underground Station W1R 1RF
Payphone at Exeter University, Devon
Payphone at Exeter University, Devon. November, 2008 - Photo by Pete Winders
Payphone at Exeter University, Devon
Payphone at Exeter University, Devon. November, 2008 - Photo by Pete Winders
Kingham, Oxfordshire, UK
Kingham, Oxfordshire, UK - Photo by Ron Dappen
Kingham, Oxfordshire, UK
Kingham, Oxfordshire, UK - Photo by Ron Dappen
Kingham, Oxfordshire, UK
Kingham, Oxfordshire, UK - Photo by Ron Dappen
Germany Digital 2005
By Meeta Gajjar Parker
London, England Airport Payphones
London, England Airport Payphones - By Meeta Gajjar Parker
London Phone Boxes
London Phone Boxes - Photo by Anna B.
Derelict London Phone Box
Derelict London Phone Box - Photo by Philip Green This overgrown (or is it ingrown?) phone box is around the corner from Highgate in London
British Payphones: Waterloo Station
Waterloo Station - Photo by Christop
Hooker and prostitute ads inside a British phone box
Photo by Christop
British Payphones: Paddington Underground Station
Paddington Underground Station +44 (0)171 724 5631 +44 (0)171 724 5632 +44 (0)171 724 5633 +44 (0)171 724 5634 - Photo by Christop
British Payphones: Paddington Underground Station
Paddington Underground Station +44 (0)171 724 5631 +44 (0)171 724 5632 +44 (0)171 724 5633 +44 (0)171 724 5634 - Photo by Christop
British Payphones: Eurostar Departure Lounge
Eurostar Departure Lounge Waterloo Station +44 (0)171 928 3025 +44 (0)171 928 3064 +44 (0)171 928 3029 - Photo by Christop
British Payphones: Eurostar Departure Lounge
Eurostar Departure Lounge Waterloo Station +44 (0)171 928 3066 +44 (0)171 928 3074 +44 (0)171 928 3234 - Photo by Christop
British Phone Box, Queen's Parade Place
British Phone Box Queen's Parade Place near Victoria Park Bath +44 (0)1225 425207 - Photo by Christop
British Phone Box: 19 Charles Street, Bath
19 Charles Street, Bath +44 (0)1225 448960 +44 (0)1225 448961 +44 (0)1225 423756 - Photo by Christop
London Phone Box Interior
London Phone Box Interior - Photo added by Silas Huff
+442072299088
+442072299088 JCT WESTBOURNE GROVE / PORTPBELLO RD LONDON W11 1LA - It's right at the top of Portobello market (on the Nottinghill side). On the market days you get allot of people on the way to the market going past this one. Portobello Road Market is one of the most famous markets in the world and is internationally recognised for its second-hand and antique sections. Statistically it features in the top ten rankings as the most visited tourist site in London. It is regularly the focus of press and media attention and mostly remembered from the Disney film "Bed knobs and Broomsticks" and more recently the film "Notting Hill". Its history and culture span approximately 300 years of existence. Photo and comments by Stuart F. COLLIER