What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: 10 Toll Office This office was used for the collection of tolls from boats entering the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal (built 1783) at this point. Recorded plaque organisation: Birmingham Canal Navigations Society.
The Toll Office served as a crucial administrative structure for collecting fees on the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal, facilitating the financial operations essential for maintaining one of the key waterways in the Industrial Revolution's transportation network.
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