Upper
Frome
Valley

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Upper Frome Valley   The river Frome rises near Birdlip at three main sources near Nettleton, Brimpsfield and Climperwell. The first recognisable mill is Bakers Mill near Frampton Mansell, followed by a rich series of big mills though Chalford and Brimscombe all the way to Stroud East.

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Suspected millpond in the Climperwell Valley
Baker's Mill upper pond
Baker's Mill upper pond
Hallidays Mill, Chalford
Bliss or Dangerfield's Mill, Chalford.
Belvedere Mill, Chalford (previously Tayloe's)
Belvedere Mill, Chalford (previously Tayloe's)
St Mary's Mill in a valley landscape
St Mary's Mill warehouse
St Mary's Mill and warehouse
St Mary's Mill railway crossing
Warehouse Mill (now The Old Silk Mill)
Bourne Mills site is bisected by the Great Western Railway viaduct
Bourne Mills car park, now a scrap merchants
Bourne Mills
Bourne Mills
AP020 Bourne Mills
Port Mill, Brimscombe with the overflow spill
Brimscombe Corner with silk mill
Brimscombe Mill upper pond
Brimscombe Mill upper pond
Ham Mill
Ham Mill
Griffin's Mill
Stafford Mill
Horns Valley pond
Piccadilly Mill
Capel's railway viaduct and the remains of Eagle Mill or Capel's Mill (1)
Capel's railway viaduct and the remains of Eagle Mill or Capel's Mill (2)