What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for Byes Toll House. Its recorded inscription reads: Byes Toll House. Waterloo Bridge was built across the Sid in about 1817, when Salcombe Road provided improved eastern access to the town. A Turnpike Trust was established to collect tolls to help maintain the road. [...]
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- Derek Harper, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
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