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Looking across a damp street in Old Edinburgh toward the Historic Tolbooth Tavern.
This tavern, located on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, is in a medieval building that originally served as a Tolbooth, being used to collect tolls from travellers entering the burgh at the Canongate (therefore named the Canongate Tolbooth). The building was built in 1591 and has also served as a Council Chamber, Police Court, and Prison. The ground floor officially became a tavern in 1820.
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Looking across a damp street in Old Edinburgh toward the Historic Tolbooth Tavern.
This tavern, located on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, is in a medieval building that originally served as a Tolbooth, being used to collect tolls from travellers entering the burgh at the Canongate (therefore named the Canongate Tolbooth). The building was built in 1591 and has also served as a Council Chamber, Police Court, and Prison. The ground floor officially became a tavern in 1820.
(click on image to enlarge)
**PLEASE CONTACT ME ABOUT COMBINING/REDUCING SHIPPING COSTS FOR MULTIPLE ITEMS**