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St Mary's Church and...
It was during a thunderstorm that the balck dog appeared in St Mary's church.
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The Story of the Bla...
Abraham Fleming wrote down the events that were meant to have occured at St Mary's church one stormy Sunday morning in 1577 at Bungay; when a legendary devil dog was reported to have stormed through the chuch killing some of the congregation
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Bungay Castle
In 1165 Hugh Bigot built a castle at Bungay which was destroyed by King Henry II, In 1294 Hugh’s descendant Roger Bigod replaced the castle at Bungay. This castle is now also a ruin but the two tall towers of the gatehouse and part of the thick-walled keep can still be seen.
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Bungay Castle
In 1165 Hugh Bigot built a castle at Bungay which was destroyed by King Henry II, In 1294 Hugh’s descendant Roger Bigod replaced the castle at Bungay. This castle is now also a ruin but the two tall towers of the gatehouse and part of the thick-walled keep can still be seen.
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Bungay Castle
In 1165 Hugh Bigot built a castle at Bungay which was destroyed by King Henry II, In 1294 Hugh’s descendant Roger Bigod replaced the castle at Bungay. This castle is now also a ruin but the two tall towers of the gatehouse and part of the thick-walled keep can still be seen.
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Bungay Castle
In 1165 Hugh Bigot built a castle at Bungay which was destroyed by King Henry II, In 1294 Hugh’s descendant Roger Bigod replaced the castle at Bungay. This castle is now also a ruin but the two tall towers of the gatehouse and part of the thick-walled keep can still be seen.
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Bungay Castle & St M...
In 1165 Hugh Bigot built a castle at Bungay which was destroyed by King Hney II, In 1294 Hugh’s descendant Roger Bigod replaced the castle at Bungay. This castle is now also a ruin but the two tall towers of the gatehouse and part of the thick-walled keep can still be seen.
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Road Sign
Hugh Bigot and his decendants are still remembered in the town signs at Bungay
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Road Sign
The sign for Bungay Castle still known as Bigot's Castle
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Bungay's Weather Van...
The popularity of the legend of the Black Dog has resulted in an image of the beast being incorporated into the town's coat of arms, shop names such as Black Dog Antiques and until recently he was also incorporated in the town’s weather vane (pictured). He is also remembered in the Black Dog Runni...
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Framlingham Castle
This castle was also involved in the uprising against Henry II, in which Hugh Bigot was part
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Framlingham Castle
This castle was also involved in the uprising against Henry II, in which Hugh Bigot was part
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