Old toll house
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Old toll house
Image: © John Riddell Taken: Unknown
This old tollhouse called Bridgend House is on the north side of the river in Lasswade. The bridge over the North Esk is to the right. It was built circa 1820. Noted in the Lasswade District Minutes 1816-1841 - to build new tollhouse. It is Grade C listed LB441139.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.883256
Longitude
-3.115294