The Blind House (Frome)

United Kingdom / England / Frome

interesting place, Grade II Listed (UK)

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Under this tree, and partly underground, are the remains of Frome's lock-up. Called the Blind House because it had no windows, prisoners could be kept overnight before being put in front of the magistrates. It was replaced in the 19th century by a small building containing cells which was attached to the Blue Boar pub.
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Coordinates: 51°13'46"N 2°19'14"W

Glastonbury 30 km
Stonehenge World Heritage Site 32 km
Clifton 34 km
Frome Valley 35 km
Ashton Court Estate 35 km
St Giles Estate 43 km
Crichel House Estate 45 km
The Beech Avenue 47 km
New Forest National Park 48 km
Severn Estuary / Mouth of the Severn 50 km

Christ Churchyard 0.4 km
The Cattle Market Carpark (pay & display) 0.4 km
Mary Bailey Playing Fields 0.5 km
Frome Park 0.6 km
Former Cuprinol Site 0.8 km
The Dippy Valley 0.8 km
Butler & Tanner, printers 0.8 km
Site of the last productive woollen factory in Frome 0.9 km
Site of Wallbridge Woollen Mill ( demolished) 1 km
Somerset 51 km

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Christ Churchyard The Cattle Market Carpark (pay & display) Mary Bailey Playing Fields Frome Park Former Cuprinol Site The Dippy Valley Butler & Tanner, printers Site of the last productive woollen factory in Frome Site of Wallbridge Woollen Mill ( demolished) Somerset