Fakenham on Wikipedia.

The former Baptist Church (1801). When Richard visited, most of the site was hidden by tall fencing, the church having closed in 2016, and the site earmarked for a housing development. The church is shown on a map of 1886 as Baptist Chapel (General). Richard's photo shows a later extension, dating from the 1990's. The congregation is now meeting in Fakenham College Conference Hall, on a temporary basis, while their new church is being built on land off Clipbush Lane (circa TF 935 308). TF 919 294. © Richard Roberts (2018). Link1. Link2. A 2011 view of the church is available on Google maps here.

Former Chapel on the corner of Norwich Road and Ratcliffe Road, now an antiques centre. TF 921 296. © Steve Bulman (2012).

Methodist Church. TF 917 297. © Steve Bulman (2005). Richard Roberts has advised that this was originally Buckenham Memorial Primitive Methodist Chapel (1908), and that it closed in 2016 and is being converted to residential use. He has sent an up-to-date photograph, and another of the preceding P.M. chapel (1861) immediately adjacent, this also now in residential use.  Both © Richard Roberts (2019).

The former Non-Conformist Mortuary Chapel in the cemetery on Queen's Road, now used for storage by the local council. It dates to before 1886. TF 920 299. © Richard Roberts (2015).

St. Anthony (R.C., 1909), on Butcher's Lane, off Wells Road. TF 917 300. © Richard Roberts (2015). Link.

St. Peter & St. Paul. A large church on a very cramped site. TF 919 297. © Steve Bulman (2005).

Salvation Army Church on Oak Street. Circa TF 918 297. © Steve Bulman (2012). Link.