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Michigan Road Tollhouse
Early roads helped establish trade and governmental activi...
The Old Tollhouse
Alte Mauth
[Marker text in German:]
Hier stand...
Tollhouse
In the early 60's Elijah Sarvers, a solitary goatherd, was...
Life at the Tollhouse
As early as 1880, the Hodge family was responsible for the...
Searight’s Tollhouse
Erected by Pennsylvania, 1835, to collect tolls on the old...
Results for Tollhouse
Michigan Road Tollhouse
Early roads helped establish trade and governmental activities in Indianapolis. The Michigan Road Tollhouse is one of very few survivors of this early period in local history. The New Augusta Gravel Road Company built this small frame house to house ...
The Old Tollhouse
Alte Mauth
[Marker text in German:]
Hier stand die
Alte Mauth
Zerstört durch
Kriegseinwirkung
1944 - 1945
[Marker text translated into English:]
Here stood the Old Tollhouse. Destroyed by the effects of war, 1944-1945.
Marker can be reached from Mauthgasse just from Gruener Markt.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Tollhouse
In the early 60's Elijah Sarvers, a solitary goatherd, was the first non-Indian here. In 1866 the Woods Bros. began making shakes on Pine Ridge, hiring Indians to carry them down the mountain. In 1867 the county granted them a ...
Life at the Tollhouse
As early as 1880, the Hodge family was responsible for the management of the Warm Springs Mountain tollhouse. By the end of the tool road's operation in the 1910s, there were ten children living at the house "up on the ...
Searight’s Tollhouse
Erected by Pennsylvania, 1835, to collect tolls on the old National Road. Administered by The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Marker is on National Pike (U.S. 40) west of Dearth Road, on the right when traveling east.
Courtesy hmdb.org