On May 23, 2022, various news headlines, tweets, and online videos proclaimed that the “last” or “final” pay phone had been removed from New York City. The way that some headlines were ...

The relic was acquired by the Museum of the City of New York and included in the exhibition Analog City, which highlights the ...

The last standing public payphone in the city was removed from ... The payphone will be housed in the Museum of the City of New York. AFP via Getty Images The Midtown payphone will be sent to ...

New York City pay phones are officially a thing of history. The last public pay phone was removed from the streets of midtown Manhattan on Monday, and is heading straight to an exhibit in a local ...

While this is the last city-owned public payphone in NYC, there are a few private payphones still on public property, and there are four permanent full-length "Superman booths" still out there.

It was the end of an era in New York City today: the city's last remaining payphone was removed. With the advent of cellphones, pay phones across the world have vanished – but one still remained on ...

A New York City payphone—one of the last relics of an analog past—was removed from the street on Monday, signaling the end of an era for many. The payphone was on Seventh Avenue at 50th Street ...

Officials removed the last payphone in New York City Monday, marking the end of an era.The final standing coin-operated public telephone in the city was located at 745 Seventh Ave. before workers ...