Frome (disambiguation)

Frome (disambiguation)

Frome, (pronEng|ˈfruːm) may refer to:

Places

Australia

* Electoral district of Frome, a state electoral district in South Australia
* Lake Frome is found in the mid-north of South Australia

England

* Bishop's Frome, village and civil parish in eastern Herefordshire, England
* Frome, Somerset, town in Somerset, England
** Frome railway station serves the town of Frome in Somerset
** Frome Community College, specialist media arts school/college in Frome, Somerset
** Frome (UK Parliament constituency), 1832–1950
** Somerton and Frome (UK Parliament constituency)
* Frome St Quintin, village in west Dorset
* Frome Vale, city council ward in Bristol
* Frome Vauchurch, village in west Dorset

Rivers

England

Sometimes also spelt Froom. From Celtic, meaning fair or fine [ISBN 0-19-852-758-6 Oxford Dictionary of British Place Names] .

* River Frome, Bristol, which rises at Dodington Park in the Cotswolds and flows southwest through South Gloucestershire joining the River Avon in Bristol city centre
** Frome Valley Walkway, which runs along the valley of the River Frome from Bristol to the Cotswolds
* River Frome, Dorset, which rises in the Dorset Downs and flows southeast through east Dorset and into the English Channel at Poole Harbour
* River Frome, Herefordshire, which flows into the River Lugg
* River Frome, Somerset which rises near Witham Friary, flows north through the town of Frome and joins the River Avon at Freshford, south of Bath, Somerset
* River Frome, Stroud, which rises at Pinbury Park in the Cotswolds and flows west through Stroud, Gloucestershire and into the River Severn at Upper Framilode

People

* Edward Charles Frome (1802-1890), prominent British and South Australian surveyor and administrator
* Lenny Frome (d. 1998), gambling author and video poker expert
* Milton Frome (1909-1989), American television and film actor
* Sir Norman Frederick Frome (1899-1982), Indian administrator and ornithologist

Other

* Ethan Frome, 1911 novel by the Pulitzer Prize-winning American author Edith Wharton
* Frome Festival, Somerset’s largest community festival, starting the first Friday in July
* Frome Sports Club, multi-use stadium in Savanna-la-Mar, Jamaica
* Frome Town F.C., soccer club

References


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