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A single-story, octagonal brick building with a hipped roof and two chimneys, enclosed by a white picket fence.

Toll Gate House, Rings End, Guyhirn, 1932 (Photo E B Haddon) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

Toll Gate House, Guyhirn

History of Toll Gate House

Listed Building

Toll-house, c.1860. Single storey and octagonal in plan.


Vanishing Cambridge has an interesting note about the condition of the village of Guyhirn, quoting from W Carpenter’s Annals of Guyhirn 1879.

Building dates

  • Built c. 1860
Source for this date
  • Built c. 1860: Listed building: c.1860 (grade II)

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