Fakenham – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Part of the Fakenham Heritage Trail that I’m working my way slowly around, this is number 19. The school was

Fakenham – Peckover Family (Heritage Trail 9)

Working around Fakenham’s heritage trail, this is number 9 and it represents the Peckover family. The property that the plaque

Slowly, but surely, I’m getting around the Fakenham heritage trail by visiting a few locations on it every time I

Since I was back in Fakenham today, I thought I’d tick off a few more heritage trail sights. Not that

I posted about the Fakenham Heritage Trail a few weeks ago, which is something new to the town to encourage

Part of the Fakenham Heritage Trail, this is number 6, the former Aldiss store which unfortunately burnt down in 2014.

I was bemused yesterday, although that’s certainly not for the first time…. I noticed that there were numerous heritage numbers

This isn’t particularly amusing, but this is certainly my sort of superstore 🙂

The town’s war memorial was unveiled in August 1921 to mark those who had died during the First World War.

This lamp-post, which was funded by public subscription, was erected in 1902 to mark the coronation of King Edward VII