Dulwich Tollgate from the north

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Dulwich Tollgate from the north

Image: © Robin Drayton Taken: 15 Sep 2012

Dating from 1789, this is the last remaining tollgate in London. This is a private road belonging to the Dulwich Estate. The toll booth is not as old as it may appear as it dates from 1995. A Dulwich Society newsletter states “The charming little toll-booth in College Road was designed by Dulwich Society member Don Adie in 1995 to comply with Health & Safety requirements which found the original method of toll collection from the manually opened gate, placed the collector in danger from passing traffic, the elements and violent robbery.”

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.436506
Longitude
-0.081332