Petersburg Tollhouse
Petersburg Tollhouse, Historic tollhouse in Pennsylvania
The Petersburg Tollhouse, located in Addison, is a well-preserved example of early American tollhouses.
Constructed in 1835, it served as a toll collection point along the National Road, the first federally funded highway in the United States.
The tollhouse exemplifies the transportation heritage of the era and reflects the economic growth stimulated by road expansions.
Nowadays, it operates as a historical museum open to the public for tours.
This tollhouse is one of the last remaining structures of its kind in the country.
Location: Pennsylvania
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