Telephone Kiosk, 79 Montiaghroe Road, Kesh, BT93 1EJ

A square-plan, freestanding 1937-53 era K6 telephone kiosk of cast iron construction, painted red with glazing to three of the elevations and a solid panel to the fourth, built to Sir Giles Gilbert Scott's standardised design of 1935. The kiosk sits in front of Drumskinney Post Office, a rural setting on the Montiaghroe Road near Kesh, Fermanagh. It is in working order and an excellent state of repair, likely due to its rural location immediate proximity to the working post office and dwelling. The kiosk retains an unusually large proportion of glass, greater than 70%. Signage reading ‘TELEPHONE’ is original though faded on S & E elevations and missing on the elevation adjacent to the post office (W). The door handle appears to be replaced but matches the original design. Roof: Cast-iron RWG: None Walling: Cast-iron, painted Windows: Single pane with glazing bars