City Dressings designed the heritage trail which was installed in the town this week.
The five-part trail celebrates the industrial heritage of the town with facts about its many industries including the woollen cloth, beer brewing, mining, iron forging and rubber industries.
Cllr Sarah Gibson, who steered the project with City Dressings said: “It’s been a great pleasure to work on the Industrial Heritage Trail which we hope will get visitors and residents alike into the town centre.
“The trail will stay around the town into the new year and I’m sure many people will love exploring history as they explore Bradford on Avon’s history.
“Additionally, information towers have been installed at the Canal & Rivers Trust, Station and St Margaret’s car parks to help guide visitors into the town.
The Industrial Heritage Trail map can be found at the Tourist Information Centre, Library and Bradford on Avon Museum.
The five planters can be found at:
St Margaret’s Car Park
Station Car Park
Library Car Park
Lamb Yard
Church Street