Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Rode (formerly Road) is a village in Somerset, England located 5 miles (8.0 km) south-west of Trowbridge and 5 miles (8.0 km) north-east of Frome. The village was formerly in Wiltshire, before being transferred to neighbouring Somerset.Facilities in the village include a village school, pre-school, shop/post office, physiotherapy and acupuncture clinic and a cricket club, which was founded in about 1895.There used to be several mills in the village, one of which has now been converted into The Mill pub. Other pubs in Rode are The Cross Keys and The Bell. Until 1962, the village was home to a popular brewery, which grew up behind the Cross Keys Inn. It continued to be used a bottling plant and distribution depot until 1992. The site was eventually sold off to a housing developer despite strong opposition from residents, as was the old site of Rode Tropical Bird Gardens, an animal sanctuary and small zoo, which closed its doors to the public in 2001.. }
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- Rode,_Somerset abstract "Rode (formerly Road) is a village in Somerset, England located 5 miles (8.0 km) south-west of Trowbridge and 5 miles (8.0 km) north-east of Frome. The village was formerly in Wiltshire, before being transferred to neighbouring Somerset.Facilities in the village include a village school, pre-school, shop/post office, physiotherapy and acupuncture clinic and a cricket club, which was founded in about 1895.There used to be several mills in the village, one of which has now been converted into The Mill pub. Other pubs in Rode are The Cross Keys and The Bell. Until 1962, the village was home to a popular brewery, which grew up behind the Cross Keys Inn. It continued to be used a bottling plant and distribution depot until 1992. The site was eventually sold off to a housing developer despite strong opposition from residents, as was the old site of Rode Tropical Bird Gardens, an animal sanctuary and small zoo, which closed its doors to the public in 2001.".