Street Map of Frome

1 Main town bridge, built 1667. Its Rarity is the fact that buildings run along its length
2 Blue House , built 1726 as a almshouse and boys' school
3 Cheap Street and Apple Alley . Part of the original medieval street plan of Frome. Tudor buildings lining a narrow street with an open leet running down the centre
4 St. John's Church: Has an impressive Via Crucis on one approach.
5 Gentle Street: Cobbled street lined by 16th-18th century houses. Once was one of the main avenues to the centre of town.
6 Rock Lane Chapel: Built in 1707 and recently restored.
7 Shepherd's Barton: A 18th centre street of workers town houses.
8 Catherine Hill: Frome's natorious steep cobbled street. Once was the main shopping area of the Town.
9 Trinity: An extensive area of early industrial housing (late 17th)
10 Welshmill: The site of one of the many mills that once derived power from the river Frome
11 Cheese and Grain: Venue for community events.
12 Skateboard Park: Skate, board and bike park next to the Cheese and Grain.

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