Michigan Road Toll House, Historical toll house in Indianapolis, United States.

The Michigan Road Toll House is a two-story frame building on Michigan Road in Indianapolis. It began about 1850 as a one-story frame structure and was raised to two stories in 1886. Its plain, functional form reflects its use as a toll house, post office, notary office and general store.

The structure was originally built in 1850 as a single-story building before being expanded to two stories in 1886. It operated as a toll station between 1866 and 1892, serving the Michigan Road, which was a major trade route of the period.

The building served as a meeting place for local residents, combining postal services, notary functions, and general merchandise under one roof. It became a hub where people gathered for everyday needs and community interaction.

The building is situated in the northern part of Indianapolis and is easily accessible from Michigan Road on foot. Visitors should note that as a historic structure, its accessibility and availability for viewing may vary depending on the season and special events.

This structure is one of the few surviving examples of early American toll collection infrastructure. It documents the era when private citizens or companies built and maintained roads by collecting fees from travelers.