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K4 Telephone Kiosk, Station Road


The "K4" is a combined postbox, telephone box, and stamp vending machine from the 1930s. Because of its relative rarity, this K4 on the junction of Station Road and Clarence Crescent in Whitley Bay, is Grade 2 Listed.

Whitley Bay Postbox Grade II Listed 1930s
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K4 phone kiosk, with post box NE26 412, Whitley Bay NE26 2RD
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Very rare K4 phone box
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Very rare K4 phone box
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Very rare K4 phone box
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K4 TELEPHONE KIOSK - Whitley Bay - List Entry
- "WHITLEY BAY JUNCTION OF CLARENCE CRESCENT NZ 37 SE AND STATION ROAD 4/190 K4 Telephone Kiosk II Telephone kiosk. 1930 or later. Type K4: cast iron, painted red overall. 3 …
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Whitley Bay: very rare K4 telephone box
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Tyne and Wear HER(4634): Whitley Bay, Station Road, K4 Telephone Box
- "Thought by many to be an important part of the functional and decorative fabric of British streets, the red telephone box is becoming a rare sight. Two of the most …
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Geo / Heritage Meta Data

List number: 1025340
List grade: 2
Tyne & Wear HER: 4634
Post code: NE26 2RD
Borough: North Tyneside
Grid ref: NZ3573671879

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