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Pics: London Red Phone Boxes Galore

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One of London’s most famous icons is the Red Phone box — despite the fact that no one actually uses them anymore thanks to the proliferation of cell phones. Still, nothing quite says London like a Red Phone box. So, we’ve scoured Flickr for some great pictures of this London icon. What’s most amazing about the selection is how many different ways people have managed to make the Red Phone Box look interesting and unique.

Red Box
Creative Commons License photo credit: left-hand

London Cliche
Creative Commons License photo credit: DavidHughes

Telephone
Creative Commons License photo credit: benleto

D1 / phone sex box
Creative Commons License photo credit: Zoolette DesBois

Phone Box
Creative Commons License photo credit: rikkichard

Mind the gap
Creative Commons License photo credit: markhillary

Red Phone Boxes in London
Creative Commons License photo credit: Inside Guide To London

Phone boxes
Creative Commons License photo credit: benleto

Two Telephone Boxes
Creative Commons License photo credit: garryknight

Clock Tower
Creative Commons License photo credit: tyo.

If It Isn't Asking Too Much
Creative Commons License photo credit: swanksalot

Big Ben
Creative Commons License photo credit: tshein

K6 Telephone Box, Embankment, London
Creative Commons License photo credit: bobaliciouslondon

Tube Stop
Creative Commons License photo credit: roblisameehan

London Red
Creative Commons License photo credit: Ferminius

DSC_0893
Creative Commons License photo credit: n0nick

London I
Creative Commons License photo credit: DominÖ

Highgate
Creative Commons License photo credit: vic15


Filed Under: Iconic London, London Photos, Londonism

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