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Toll Collection - Sydney Harbour Bridge

Paying the last turnpike toll

  • tedesco57 said:
    Do we know the spot where it was taken?
  • The National Archives UK said:
    Not exactly. We know this road is in Burwell in Cambridgeshire. I'll update the description to provide more information. Burwell has a "Ness Road" I notice but not obviously a 'Nest'.
  • daffy sink said:
    Great - a pleasure to view. It is, as if the whole scenery could be restarted again with pushing one single button. I have almost a movie in my mind, what they did, after the shot was taken...
  • David Turner said:
    This toll was in between burwell and Fordham in Cambridgeshire known as Ness rd ! . There is another photo from another perspective on Newmarket history archive site which is in fact one of their mystery photos . Mystery solved ! :) the exact location is marked by an inscribed post on the spot .
  • David Turner said:
    I will try to upload photo of this to my favourites .

Opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge; the first cars at the toll bar, 1932

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  • FunGi_ (Trading) said:
    Wow, no booth to sit in on a rainy day?
  • State Library of New South Wales said:
    Booths were added soon after when the collectors complained of exposure to the weather
  • GrenadierGuardsDmr said:
    I wonder if the light flashed when you didn't pay :)
  • Paul Gregory said:
    What year?
  • GrenadierGuardsDmr said:
    Booths were in place by late 1932. As the Bridge only opened in March 1932, and white lane lines went in around June (guess why!!!), this picture is some time between March and June 1932. By the westerly afternoon shadow lines, the sun still fairly high in the afternoon, I would say not long after the Bridge opening in March. They can't be the very first cars at the toll bar because there is already a fair bit of oil on the road from stopped cars.