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City begins pulling out and hauling off pay phone kiosks

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Central City resident Michael Burnside has been walking New Orleans neighborhoods counting abandoned pay phone kiosks. He then turned over his list of 77 addresses to City Hall. And this week the city has begun removing those kiosks, in batches of 10, starting in Central City. Anyone harboring nostalgia for 20th century communications devices can […]

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City begins pulling out and hauling off pay phone kiosks

Central City resident Michael Burnside has been walking New Orleans neighborhoods counting abandoned pay phone kiosks. He then turned over his list of 77 addresses to City Hall. And this week the city has begun removing those kiosks, in batches of 10, starting in Central City. Anyone harboring nostalgia for 20th century communications devices can […]

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