Website of the Avoch Heritage Association (c) 2006 Avoch Heritage Association


	Toll Road today (2006) - move your mouse over the picture to identify landmarks


	Toll Road and the War Memorial. This view shows the Bank of Scotland building (now a private house) which was built in 1926. The war memorial was unveiled in 1923 and catalogues the many men of Avoch who made the supreme sacrifice in both world wars. Avoch Public School and Toll Farm can be seen in background.

Toll Farm

tollroad402 Toll Road took its name from Toll Farm (see below) which stood there until the 1930s. The name recalls the days from the early 19th century when tolls were collected at toll gates here, from people using the road out of Avoch.

The farmhouse can be seen on the right, and the farm buildings on the left. Milk was supplied to the village by this farm which was run by the MacDonald family. The farm house and buildings were demolished in the 1930s to make way for housing.

Below - Netta Sutherland bringing home the milk from Toll Farm tollroad Note the War memorial in the background, and the tower of the Free Church (now Tower House) showing above the trees.


Recent additions - see what has been added to the site in recent months.....

	Local minister fined for stealing the harvest at Avoch

		Why did fishermen of Avoch use Clydesdale horses?