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London cab shelter is last of remaining 13 to be listed by Historic England

Historic significance of London's green cab shelters recognized by Historic England

Cabmen's shelters serve as unique relics preserving the history of the horse-drawn age in London.

This is what those little green huts in London's streets are used for

London's green huts are actually cabmen's shelters built for cabbies in the Victorian era.

The Cabmen's Shelter Fund was founded in 1875 with the help of MPs and philanthropists to provide shelter and hot food to drivers.

London's last unprotected cabmen's shelter gets heritage protection

Cabmen's shelters in London served as rest stops for cab drivers during the horse-drawn era.

Established to prevent cab drivers from drinking in pubs, the shelters still retain their original purpose.

London cab shelter is last of remaining 13 to be listed by Historic England

Historic significance of London's green cab shelters recognized by Historic England

Cabmen's shelters serve as unique relics preserving the history of the horse-drawn age in London.

This is what those little green huts in London's streets are used for

London's green huts are actually cabmen's shelters built for cabbies in the Victorian era.

The Cabmen's Shelter Fund was founded in 1875 with the help of MPs and philanthropists to provide shelter and hot food to drivers.

London's last unprotected cabmen's shelter gets heritage protection

Cabmen's shelters in London served as rest stops for cab drivers during the horse-drawn era.

Established to prevent cab drivers from drinking in pubs, the shelters still retain their original purpose.

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St John's Wood cabmen's shelter becomes last to be listed

The final unlisted cabmen's shelter in London has been granted Grade II status by Historic England.

Cabmen's shelters were introduced in London in 1875 to provide resting places and hot food for cab drivers, with only 13 still remaining in the city.

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