Looking For Locations Of Old Red Telephone Boxes

[sharpend 11]

As title - not bothered what they are doing now.

 

Just looking for locations of old red telephone boxes.

 

Many Thanks in advance

[mad-dad 29]

Barnburgh (between Mexborough and Thurnscoe) . Used as a village library. It's across the road from the village church.

[jaffa1 10]

1 hour ago, sharpend said:

As title - not bothered what they are doing now.

 

Just looking for locations of old red telephone boxes.

 

Many Thanks in advance

If you go on sheffieldhistory.com  there's  a long list of them, some with photographs but I think some may have disappeared  since the list was made.

[RJRB 688]

One in Dungworth.

[Waj 0]

There is still one just down the road from Chequers at Whiston.

Its on High Street.

[Kidorry 189]

There is one in a garden near the centre spot pub on Basegreen.

[John Street 10]

One on Athelstan Road Handsworth

[DameClara 12]

Cockshutts Lane by junction with Horse Croft lane in Oughtibridge

[Top Cats Hat 10]

There’s a guy in Kent who has about 100 of them in his scrapyard (sorry, architectural salvage yard).

 

It was on that show with the baldy bloke from North Wales.

[GleadlessLad 12]

There's one in Middle Handley, near Marsh Lane / Eckington outside the Devonshire Arms & another in Millthorpe, near Holmesfield.  Both outside of Sheffield I know but only just over the border...

Edited August 26, 2019 by GleadlessLad

[Bradley-St 10]

There's a previous thread on this...but a long time ago.

There are eight Grade II listed ones in the Sheffield unitary authority, details can be found at Historic England, search for K6 in the Entry Name box

[Ontarian1981 10]

Do they still have the grey ones in Hull, and do they still have their own phone service there, these days.?

Also, anyone remember the one inside the Stone House pub, back in the day?