Telefoncsatornas
Telefoncsatornas, also known as telephone booths, are small, enclosed structures designed for private telephone conversations. They were first introduced in the late 19th century and became ubiquitous in urban environments by the mid-20th century. The term "telefoncsatornas" is derived from the Hungarian words "telefon" (telephone) and "csatorna" (channel or booth).
These booths typically feature a small, enclosed space with a telephone handset and a coin slot for
Telefoncsatornas played a significant role in the development of public communication infrastructure. They provided a convenient
Despite their decline in popularity, telefoncsatornas have retained a certain nostalgic appeal and are often preserved