On the Blythburgh church page, identify its most distinctive architectural feature. State the name of the historical figure who ordered its alteration and the specific year this occurred. Finally, describe one unique legend or anecdote associated with the church, as detailed on the page.
Navigate to the Blythburgh church page on suffolkchurches.co.uk. Read the narrative description to identify the most distinctive architectural feature. Locate the historical figure who ordered alterations to this feature and the year of their visit. Find a unique legend or anecdote mentioned in the text. Extract and state the identified architectural feature, the historical figure and year, and the unique legend/anecdote.
Successfully navigate to the Blythburgh church page. Identify the 'Angel Roof' as its most distinctive architectural feature. Identify 'William Dowsing' as the historical figure and '1644' as the specific year he ordered alterations. Describe a unique legend or anecdote, such as the black dog 'Black Shuck' or the musket shot holes in the angels (and their true origin related to jackdaws).