Telephone Kiosk, The Bush, Cavan Road, Dungannon, BT71 6QN

A square plan freestanding telephone kiosk of cast iron construction, which is painted red and has glazing to three elevations. Built to standardised design generated by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott in 1935, this kiosk is located adjacent to 103 Bush Road Dungannon at cross roads between Bush Road and Cavan Road. Roof: Cast-iron RWG: None Walling: Cast-iron painted Windows: Single glazing with glazing bars Erected in the mid 20th century the kiosk has had modern telephone equipment installed. The phone itself is not in working order. The symmetrical structure on a concrete base has a shallow, cast iron domed roof carried on moulded pediments. The panels beneath the roof have glazed opaque rectangular signs reading 'Telephone' and are surmounted by a raised crown moulding on each of the four elevations. All sides are glazed with 8x3 panes of plain glass except for the west which has a blank back panel and foundry plate beneath. Timber and painted door to south elevation with metal door pull handle. Phone equipment to the interior has been modernised. Setting The structure is located close to the crossroads of Bush Road and Cavan Road. There are no other listed buildings nearby.