English Heritage sites near Frome Parish

Nunney Castle

NUNNEY CASTLE

3 miles from Frome Parish

Picturesque moated castle built in the 1370s. Held for the King during the Civil War, falling to Parliamentarian cannon in 1645: the gun-damaged wall finally collapsing on Christmas Day 1910.

Stoney Littleton Long Barrow

STONEY LITTLETON LONG BARROW

6 miles from Frome Parish

One of the finest accessible examples of a Neolithic chambered tomb, with its multiple burial chambers open to view. Bring a torch and experience the burial chambers at first hand.

Farleigh Hungerford Castle

FARLEIGH HUNGERFORD CASTLE

6 miles from Frome Parish

Impressive 14th century castle with hidden treasures and sinister past. Chapel with rare medieval wall paintings and in the crypt, the best collection of human-shaped lead coffins in Britain.

Bratton Camp and White Horse

BRATTON CAMP AND WHITE HORSE

8 miles from Frome Parish

Below an Iron Age hillfort stands the Westbury White Horse. Cut into the hillside in 1778, it replaced an older horse, possibly commemorating King Alfred's nearby victory over the Vikings.

Bradford-on-Avon Tithe Barn

BRADFORD-ON-AVON TITHE BARN

8 miles from Frome Parish

A spectacular 14th century monastic stone barn, 51 metres (168 feet) long, with an amazing timber cruck roof. Originally a part of the medieval farmstead belonging to Shaftesbury Abbey.

Sir Bevil Grenville's Monument

SIR BEVIL GRENVILLE'S MONUMENT

14 miles from Frome Parish

Erected to commemorate the heroism of a Royalist commander and his Cornish pikemen at the Battle of Lansdown, 1643, this monument marks the spot where he fell.


Churches in Frome Parish

Christ Church

Christchurch Street West Frome Bath
01373 473249
http://christchurch-stmarys-frome.co.uk

The church was built to serve the needs of a fast growing town in the early years of the 19th century,and to take some pressure from the old Parish church, St John's, which despite the addition of galleries, could not hold all the Anglican worshippers in the town. One of its principal aims was to provide "free seats" for the poorer members of the town and was first known as "Frome Free Church". The advent of Vicar Bennett to St John's in 1852 brought a new "High Church" ethos to Frome which is still upheld at Christ Church. The building is detailed in traditional Somerset style. The church is now close to the original intention of having a cruciform plan although the east end is rather unusual, the chancel being under the tower crossing, and the east end being the sacristy under an open gallery and behind the reredos. The church is constructed of brick and stone rubble and faced with Bath stone ashlar. The main churchyard is a considerable size, having once been shared with St John's Church (1818-1888). It is now closed for burials and is maintained by Mendip District Council. The top churchyard and Garden of Remembrance are maintained by members of the church. The street boundary is marked by a low wall which prior to WW2 was capped with iron railings.

Holy Trinity Frome

Trinity Street Frome
01373 453425
http://www.holytrinityfrome.com

Holy Trinity Church, Frome is a vibrant Christian community, part of the Church of England and with a strong desire to share the love of God which, by the Grace of the Holy Spirit, we experience in Jesus Christ. We take the Bible as our foundation text, and enjoy worshipping in traditional, contemporary, and alternative styles as well as offering a whole host of activities for all age groups.

We are delighted to welcome you to our website, which we are building up to give you all the contact and diary information you may need and a full picture of all that is going on, so do please keep checking back.

We hope to see you in person soon,

Every Blessing,

Graham Owen
Vicar

St Mary's, Frome

Innox Hill Frome Bath
01373 473249
http://christchurch-stmarys-frome.co.uk

A centre of Christian worship in Frome for over 150 years. We are a Church of England Parish within the Diocese of Bath and Wells, and part of the Frome Area Christians Together team.


 


Pubs in Frome Parish

23 Bath Street

23 Bath Street, Frome, BA11 1DJ
(01373) 452000
23bathst.co.uk/

Renamed after its address, and now selling a real ale, this live music, performance and entertainment venue is aimed mostly at music lovers. Video game consoles are on hand.
Archangel

1 King Street, Frome, BA11 1BH
(01373) 456111
archangelfrome.com

This historic town centre pub, for many years known simply as the Angel, consists of a rabbit warren of separate rooms, snugs and bars, linked by a long central passageway. The building dates from medieval times and records show that there...
Artisan

6 Christchurch St W, Frome, BA11 1EQ
(01373) 300102
the-artisan-frome.co.uk

Fully refurbished in 2015, the newly renamed Artisan now has a smart, chic, feel to it. Food is obviously a big part of this pub, but drinkers get a warm welcome as well, and there is plenty of comfortable seating in what is a surprisingly...
Beehive

Frome, BA11 1LA
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Beehive, Frome
Blue Boar Inn

15 Market Place, Frome, BA11 1AN
(01373) 461530

Nice old traditional locals pub, dating back to 1691. Close to the town centre. There are two bars. One changing beer on.
Brewed Boy

4, Cork St, Frome, BA11 1FB
brewedboy.co.uk

Now closed along with the Bath branch. A multi-tapped Key keg craft beer pub in the centre of town, with a good selection of interesting beers from all over the world, including the USA. Sometimes there are 'Brewery Tap Takeovers' such a...
Chester House Social Club

16 Christchurch Street West, Frome, BA11 1EQ

One real ale usually from Greene King stable
Cordero Lounge

5 Westway, Frome, BA11 1BS
(01373) 472029
thelounges.co.uk/cordero/

A craft beer bar / cafe in the Westway shopping area of Frome.
Cornerhouse

1 Christchurch Street East, Frome, BA11 1QA
(01373) 472042
thecornerhousefrome.co.uk/

This smart pub and hotel, situated on the brow of a hill not far from Frome town centre, was originally called the Lamb and was the brewery tap for the long-closed Lamb brewery. In around 2007 it was acquired by the nearby Blindman's brewer...
Crown & Sceptre

38 Trinity Street, Frome, BA11 3DE
(01373) 464370

Re-opened 12 July 2014, then closed after a year or so.
Crown Hotel
Crown Inn

24 Keyford, Frome, BA11 1JW
07951 496229
crowninnfrome.co.uk/

A grade II listed building just out of the town centre it was extensively refurbished in Oct 2021 and converted from a locals pub to a gastropub/restaurant. May offer accommodation at some point in the future. Disappointingly cask ale was...
First & Last

Frome, BA11 5JX
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First & Last, Frome
Frome Royal British Legion Club

Knoll House, Frome, BA11 1DW
(01373) 462298

Frome Royal British Legion Club, Frome
George

5 Market Place, Frome, BA11 1AF
(01373) 462584
georgehotelfrome.co.uk/

A large impressive Hotel building in the centre of Frome, with a traditional bar.
Griffin

Milk Street, Frome, BA11 3DB
(01373) 228283
griffinfrome.com

Situated in the part of Frome known as Trinity or Chinatown, the Griffin was formerly the brewery tap for Milk Street (now Frome) brewery, which has moved to the outskirts of the town. Note the pub closes its doors one hour before the bar...
Just Ales

10 Stony Street, Frome, BA11 1BU
(01373) 462493
justalespart2.com

Frome's first micro-pub serving up to four real ales on hand pump as well as a large range of local ciders. The beers can come from all over the country but are usually from smaller but excellent brewers. In the slower winter months the bee...
Lamb & Fountain

57 Castle Street, Frome, BA11 3BW
(01373) 463414

A small and very friendly unspoilt gem with fantastic views over the town this is a grade II listed building on the CAMRA register as "An historic pub interior of regional importance". Known locally as "Mothers" and run for over 50 years b...
Old Bath Arms

1 Palmer St, Frome, BA11 1DS
(01373) 465045
theoldbatharms.co.uk

(Reopened under new ownership Oct 2021) The maze-like layout of this town centre pub consists of a lively public bar, a quiet lounge, a cocktail bar, restaurant and, to the rear of the pub, a beer garden. The food menu comprises traditiona...
Old Globe Inn

Frome, BA11 3BB

Old Globe Inn, Frome
Packhorse

13-14 Christchurch St West,, Frome, BA11 1EQ
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Feb 2022. The firm that was going to refurbish the Packhorse and reopen as a pub/B&B has been dissolved. The building appears abandoned at present. June 2019 - Permission was granted for an extension for a kitchen and change of use of outb...
Palmer Street Bottle

11 Palmer Street, Frome, BA11 1DS
07971 012611
palmerstbottle.co.uk/

A new addition to the Frome micro-pub/craft ale scene, on a quite side street in the centre of town. There is a bar with four taps selling craft ales, with beers form local brewers and further away. All are real ale served from 'key keg'. T...
Ring o'Bells

75 Broadway, Frome, BA11 3HD
(01373) 463092

'Proposed conversion and change of use of former public house to six dwellings.' See application below https://publicaccess.mendip.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=PZII46KP05N00
Royal Oak

Oakfield Road, Frome, BA11 3HJ
(01373) 462499

Now owned by Chris Pitcher of the award winning Fox and Hounds in Warminster. The Royal Oak is a lovely pub, situated on the western fringe of town. Inside there are several drinking area as well as an outside patio garden. As well as the...
South Parade Club
Sun

6 Catherine St, Frome, BA11 1DA
(01373) 471913

One of Frome's older pubs. dating back to at least 1822 but refurbished and re-styled during 2020/21 C19 lock-down. Characterful bar removed and replaced with modern style bar, now has sports bar vibe including poker tables and no real ale.
Three Swans

16-17 King St, Frome, BA11 1BH
(01373) 452009
thethreeswans.com

A 17th century, grade II listed, both quirky and traditional, two bar pub in the centre of Frome. Extensively refurbished between April 2013 and January 2014, it has an eccentric, but very comfortable and inviting feel. The interior is heat...
Vine Tree

35 Berkley Rd, Frome, BA11 2EH
(01373) 228261
vinetreefrome.co.uk

Large pub on out skirts of the town. Re-opened Jul 2016 after a major refurbishment of public areas, toilets and kitchen.
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