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- The tolbooth was one of three essential features in a Scottish burgh, along with the mercat cross and the kirk (church).
- The main feature of the Tolbooth is its impressive Court Room where once the town provosts made proclamations and magistrates made orders that unworthy...
- The Tolbooth is a 17th century gaol or prison in Aberdeen, Scotland that is now a museum and no longer holds prisoners.
- The first archival record referring to the Tolbooth is a proclamation made 1586 and then in 1588 a reference is made to repairs to the building.
- The Tolbooth as its name suggests was usually a place at or near a main gate into a town where literally any tolls, or local taxes, and customs were collected.
- Throughout the years the Tolbooth served as a point for the collection of customs or charges imposed on all goods brought in to the town for market.
- Discover The Tolbooth in Forres! See updated opening hours and read the latest reviews. Discover nearby hotels and dining for a perfect trip.
- The Toll Booth is a scary urban myth about a man who has a terrifying experience when he encounters a gang of youths one night.
- The Tolbooth Museum is housed in the former wardhouse, or prison for Aberdeen, a unique complex of 17th and 18th century gaol cells.
