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A cream-colored, thatched cottage with a small square window and a dark wooden door stands beside a road under a blue sky.

Toll Gate Cottage, Great Abington

Toll Gate Cottage, 2 Linton Road, Great Abington

History of Toll Gate Cottage

Listed Building:

Cottage. Late C18, C20 renovation.

The Cambridge Road was turnpiked in Abington 1765 – 1876. The C18 saw stage coaches, and there were some coaching inns in Abington. For example the White Hart Inn run by the Lagdens, closed 1797. (MoC note)

A small, one-story thatched cottage with light-colored walls and a central chimney stands by a road behind a wooden fence.

Toll-gate house, Great Abington (WMPalmer)

On the left of this photo, taken before 1924, can be seen the two south gables of Mistress Amy Smee’s house, 1670. To the right was the village pound.

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