Digital Stroud : Thrupp

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Digital Stroud : Thrupp

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Thrupp means "an outlying, secondary farmstead", which is exactly what it was when it was first recorded in 1261. Although a number of mills grew up along the River Frome, the settlement did not really expand until the building of the new London road in 1814, along the valley bottom.

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