Fakenham is a little market town 2 ½ miles north east of East Barsham Hall, which is one of the best examples of Tudor brick and terra-cotta work in England. Three miles south west of Fakenham is the main entrance to the very regal Rayham Hall, built by William Edge of Raynham, completed in 1622, and once the home of the great agriculturist Charles “Turnip” Townsend, who was Robert Walpoles' brother-in-law
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