Hancock Tollhouse
The Hancock Tollhouse is one of the last of its kind. It sits on both the National Road – which runs from Cumberland to Wheeling, WV – and the Bank Road – which runs from Baltimore to Cumberland. Built around 1820, it served as a residence for the toll keeper, who manned a gate, raising and lowering it while collecting a fee. There were different fees for different types of vehicles and livestock. Both the Bank and National Road were privately owned at the time, and tolls were a source of income.
Open a few times a year and by appointment, the house has been furnished in typical 1800s furnishings. The Tollhouse is operated by the Hancock Historical Society and is currently closed for renovations.
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Nearby Amenities:
- Hancock Historical Society Town Museum
Approximately 1.1 miles away. 
Little Tonoloway Restrooms
Approximately 1.1 miles away.- Little Tonoloway Boat Ramp
Approximately 1.1 miles away. 
Little Tonoloway Picnic Tables
Approximately 1.2 miles away.
Hancock Parking
Approximately 1.3 miles away.
