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Police Public Call Box in the snow, London
A Police Public Call Box, on a London street on a snowy day. The Metropolitan Police introduced police boxes throughout the London area between 1928 and 1937

Police Public Call Box, London
A police officer using a Police Public Call Box on a London street. The Metropolitan Police introduced police boxes throughout the London area between 1928 and 1937

A production still image from Dr Who and The Daleks (1965)
A colour production still image featuring the exterior of the Tardis from Gordon Flemyngs Dr Who and The Daleks with Peter Cushing

Mary Tamm is to join Dr. Who in his adventures when the long-running series returns to BBC-1 September 1978. She plays Romana, a Time Lady

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Sylvester McCoy as Doctor Who seen here filming at the Majestic Holiday Camp on Barry Island, South Glamorgan, Wales for the Dr Who TV serial " Delta and the Bannermen" 29th June 1987

Actor Peter Davison seen here during his first a press conference as the 5th Doctor Who in Hammersmith Park at the rear of the BBC Television Centre in West London

Actor Peter Davison as the 5th Doctor Who seen here at Buckhurst House, Withyham, East Sussex, filming part of the story entitled The Black Orchid. 8th October 1981

Actor Peter Davison as the 5th Doctor Who (left to right) with Sarah Sutton as Nyssa, Janet Fielding as Tegan and Matthew Waterhouse as Adric seen here at Buckhurst House, Withyham, East Sussex

Actor Peter Davison as the 5th Doctor Who with Janet Fielding as Tegan (right) and Sarah Sutton as Nyssa seen here at Buckhurst House, Withyham, East Sussex

Mary Tamm is to join Dr. Who in his adventures when the long-running series returns to BBC-1 in September. She plays Romana, a Time Lady

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Step into the TARDIS and journey through time and space. 🚀✨ This iconic Police Public Call Box, found in snowy London, is not your ordinary phone booth. It's the famous blue box that has captivated audiences for decades as it serves as the Doctor's trusty time machine in the long-running series Doctor Who. In 1965, a production still image from Dr Who and The Daleks showcased this extraordinary device, hinting at the adventures to come. Mary Tamm joined Dr. Who on his escapades, adding her unique charm to the show. Tom Baker, known as the fourth Doctor with his signature scarf, was often seen alongside fellow Time Lord Romana. Their chemistry brought excitement and intrigue to every episode they appeared in. Peter Davison took up the mantle of the fifth Doctor and made an unforgettable debut during a press conference. His portrayal of this beloved character left fans eagerly anticipating each new adventure. Madame Tussauds even honored Tom Baker by featuring him as wax figure at their museum in London - a testament to his enduring popularity among viewers. Sylvester McCoy continued to carry on the legacy of Doctor Who, filming scenes at Majestic Holiday Camp on Barry. His portrayal added a touch of mystery and quirkiness that kept fans hooked. Peter Davison returned once again as our favorite Time Lord, capturing hearts alongside Sarah Sutton as Nyssa and Janet Fielding as Tegan. Together they formed an unstoppable team that faced danger head-on while traveling across galaxies. The TARDIS remains an iconic symbol of hope and wonder for all Whovians around the world. With its ability to transport us anywhere in time or space, it continues to inspire generations with its timeless magic.