The last of 13 green cab shelters in London, built from 1875 for horse-drawn cabs, have been designated as Grade II-listed buildings by Historic England, preserving their historical and architectural importance.
The Cabmen's Shelters, initially established due to Victorian cabbies' need for rest and refreshment between fares, are notable for offering a glimpse into London's past and continue to serve drivers and passersby today.
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