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The old Toll House on the highway between Spertyville and Washington has seen 125 years of change in Rappahannock. During its history, the little structure v has known many different owners and been used for everything from antique sales to a resident to business offices. A review of Toll House history reads like a page taken from "Who’s Who in Rappahannock” with familiar county names popping up every few lines.
The building has recently become a real estate office for W. H. (Bill) Lyne. It is currently owned by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nordone who bought the property in 1971 through Ray T. Cannon Company from Gibson Wharton. At that time, Lyne was associated with Cannon’s office. Neither the new owners nor Lyne had any inkling then that they would become partners in real estate seven years later. After redecorating and making other improvements, the Nordones used the Toll House for an antique business. In their restoration
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