Telephone Kiosk, 416 Boa Island Road, Kesh, BT93 2AL

A red telephone kiosk type 'K6' designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott was installed between 1936 and 1953 with a cast-iron body and timber door. Except for its blank W elevation, the elevations are glazed with 8x3 glazing – only a small proportion (less than 20%) have been replaced with Perspex. The kiosk has a domed top, carried on four moulded corner posts, with a Tudor Crown insignia set between each. Below these insignia, on each elevation, the legend 'Telephone' is carried in black serif capital letters in a white-glazed rectangular panel. The kiosk is located on a grass verge opposite the lane entrance to 416 Boa Island Road. The setting is open countryside, attractive, with a backdrop of fields running down to the shore of Lough Erne. Roof: Cast-iron RWG: None Walling: Cast iron and timber, painted Windows: Single-pane with glazing bars (Perspex replacement)