Kersal Bar Toll House, Kersal, Salford
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Kersal Bar Toll House, Kersal, Salford
Image: © Tricia Neal Taken: 19 Feb 2014
This view was taken from the opposite side of Bury New Road. The two-storey addition along the back must have been added after the building was listed, as the description there says: "Former toll house, latterly in use as shop, but now disused. Early C19. Stucco over brick with slate roof felted over, and stack on right hand side. Single-storey, octagonal single-unit plan with additional rectangular bay to right. Entrance to left, windows in gable facing street and to right, both replaced but with original drop-ended hoodmoulds over. Probably the only surviving toll house in the Manchester and Salford area."
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Image Location
Latitude
53.514824
Longitude
-2.269147