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Vintage red telephone box in rural setting

Iconic red telephone box stands alone in a rustic countryside setting, embodying British cultural heritage

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In the pretty village of Great Snoring in Norfolk, Eastern England, the now-defunct red telephone box on the village green has been converted for use as a village library. The box is a K6 type, designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott in 1935 and was given listed building status in 1989.
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Cranmore, Somerset, England - 01 September, 2022: Exterior view of the rare K4 public telephone kiosk on the station platform at Cranmore on the East Somerset Railway. Based on the older K2 telephone kiosk, it was expanded to include a post box and a stamp machine to form a miniature post office. From the fifty original manufactured, this is one of only five remaining and has been given Grade II listing status by English Heritage.

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