| Founded | Closed |
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| Chapel, Great Dunham, Baptist | 1851 | 1883
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| St Mary, Great Dunham, Church of England | 1500 | 1550
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| St Andrew, Great Dunham, Church of England | 1066 |
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| Chapel (North St), Great Dunham, Primitive Methodist | 1854 | 1987
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| Chapel (North St), Great Dunham, Wesleyan Methodist | 1854 | 1883
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| St Margaret, Little Dunham, Church of England | 1385 |
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| Ebenezer Chapel, Little Dunham, Primitive Methodist | 1844 | 1971
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| St Paul, Kempston, Church of England | 1200 |
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| St Mary, Beeston next Mileham, Church of England | 1385 |
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| Chapel, East Lexham, Primitive Methodist | 1892 | 1933
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| All Saints, Great Fransham, Church of England | 1200 |
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| Chapel, Great Fransham, Wesleyan Methodist | 1850 | 1974
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| St Andrew, East Lexham, Church of England | 1066 |
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| Priory, Sporle with Palgrave, Alien black priory c. Henry II | 1123 | 1420
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| St Mary, Sporle with Palgrave, Church of England | 1280 |
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| St Mary, Little Fransham, Church of England | 1385 |
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| Cottage, Little Fransham, Wesleyan Methodist | 1834 | ?
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| Part of house, Little Fransham, Baptist and Wesleyan | 1851 | ?
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| House, Little Fransham, Wesleyan Methodist Reform | 1851 | ?
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| Chapel (now Methodist Church), Litcham, Wesleyan Methodist Reform | 1846 |
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| All Saints, Litcham, Church of England | 1385 |
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| Chapel, Litcham, Primitive Methodist | 1832 | 1948
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| Chapel (Sporle Methodist Church), Sporle with Palgrave, Primitive Methodist | 1838 |
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| Chapel, Sporle with Palgrave, Particular Baptist | 1820 | 1945
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| Chapel, Beeston cum Bittering, Primitive Methodist | 1886 |
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| St Peter, Little Palgrave, Church of England | 1550 | 1900
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| St Nicholas, West Lexham, Church of England | 1090 |
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| Chapel, West Lexham, Primitive Methodist | 1851 | 1933
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| Chapel, West Lexham, Baptist | 1851 | 1933
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| Chapel, Beeston cum Bittering, Wesleyan Methodist Reform | 1817 | 1906
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| All Saints, Newton by Castle Acre, Church of England | 910 |
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| -unknown-, Great Palgrave, Church of England | 1550 | 1900
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| All Saints, Necton, Church of England | 1400 |
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