Conner Toll House, Hamilton County, Tennessee

Anderson Pike Toll Gate – was moved from the top of the mountain at the “W” Road to the James Conner place. Daus and Alfred Conner, sons of James Conner, operated the TollGate. At the time, Anderson Pike was the only highway leading into Chattanooga from Sequatchie Valley and all traffic had to pass through the toll gate.

Toll Gate Prices: Horse & Rider 10 Cents; Walking and leading a horse was 5 cents; a herd of horses, mules or cattle 3 cents each; 1 cent for each sheep, hog or turkey; 1 buggy with one horse, 25 cents; and a team drawn wagon or carriage was 50 cents. ~ Source: Pioneers of Walden's Ridge, by Elsie Conner Adams~

James C. Conner Cabin, was built in 1858, Located on Signal Mtn, 1 mile from the Sequatchie County line.




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