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Telephone Box


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Photos:
Tony Lyster - Red Telephone Box in Up Yard


This standard Jubilee K6 GPO Telephone box was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott to commemorate the Jubilee of King George V in 1935. It is made from cast iron sections that were bolted together. The door is made from teak. A full history of the K6 telephone box is provided on The Telephone Box website.

It is not connected to the telephone network and although there was never a phone box at Quainton Station when the station was active, it is however an easily recognised part of the 20th Century British street scene.

References:


Origin :- GPO Date Built :- ???? Number :- N/A
Type :- Structure Builder :- GPO Owner QRS
Status :- Operational Location :- Up Yard

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