There are around 90 tolbooths surviving in Scotland. Due to enlargement of the city Edinburgh now encompasses other tolbooths or tolbooth sites. The oldest tolbooths which survive intact are those of Musselburgh (1590) and Canongate (1591). Other Renaissance-style tolbooths were erected at Linlithgow (1668) and Kirkcaldy (1678). The baronies of Broughton and Restalrig also had tolbooths. Most tolbooths had a bell, often mounted on a steeple, and later clocks were added.