New York City’s Last Remaining Payphones

By Cristyn Ong

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In the modern age of cellphones, payphone booths are looked at as a relic of the past– everywhere except Manhattan's Upper West Side, that is. BHS West Side Agent Michael DeRosa brings viewers to West End Avenue, the only place in New York City with four original, operating payphones.

In this video, DeRosa provides expert insight into the architecture, history, and where to find the last remaining payphones in Manhattan. Watch the full video below.

Click here to connect with Michael DeRosa and view his current listings.

October 20, 2023

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