Where's the Telephone Box? Part 5

I suspect that these posts may run and run as I am compelled to continue seeking out more images from old picture postcards. They were all published at a time when telephone boxes were in shot because they were an omnipresent feature of the nation's landscape, as well as being design masterpieces.

And from an era before they had become deliberately photographed as a nostalgic symbol of our past. Sadly now more often than not when they are left in situ, it's without an actual working phone inside.

Let's begin at a Town Hall...

Wiltshire

Yorkshire

The Parkinson Building, University of Leeds in Yorkshire was named after a major benefactor to the university. Construction started in 1938, but halted at the outbreak of War. It was finally completed in 1951.

Bedfordshire

Stamford Bridge in Yorkshire