Special Non-Elvis Mini Quiz - No.684

[Colin B]

Special 'Non-Elvis' - Mini Quiz - No.684

When walking in my home area this morning, I took this snap:

2020-02-05 - Northfleet - DSC02656 [Edited].JPG

There is something which is possibly unique about it.

Can you guess what it is ?

A clue: Almost hidden in the foliage at the left of the pic is a red phone kiosk.

Given up ?
The answer is here:

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The 'Our Lady of the Assumption' church - in Northfleet, Kent [partly seen on the right] was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott in 1914, & he also designed the traditional red phone kiosk [in 1924] & both examples of his work are seen in a single photo.
He designed the famous 4-chimneyed Battersea Power Station too, but that's not in my photo...

[Ben]

We have a gold phone box in Leeds town centre.

[Colin B]

We have a gold phone box in Leeds town centre.

Something to do with the Olympics ?

[John]

We have a gold phone box in Leeds town centre.

Something to do with the Olympics ?

No, melted down swag.

[Rickeap]

no idea, but where is home? It looks nice. I'm back in London on April 27

[Colin B]

no idea, but where is home? It looks nice. I'm back in London on April 27

The answer is hidden in the post !

I live in Gravesend, Kent, but the photo is from neighbouring Northfleet.

Hope you enjoy your UK visit !

[Colin B]

A fellow Gravesender has taken another view of the two things designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott:

Sir Giles Gilbert Scott.JPG

The phone box is seen more clearly there.

And here is a better view of the 'Our Lady of the Assumption' church:

2019-06-27 - 'Our Lady of the Assumption' church - Northfleet - DSC02195.JPG

Sir Giles did a better job on the phone box, didn't he ?