Find key historical and architectural details about Holy Trinity, Blythburgh church on suffolkchurches.co.uk. Identify its most distinctive architectural feature, the historical figure who ordered its alteration and when, and describe the legend of the musket shot holes in the angels, including its true explanation.
Navigate to the Blythburgh church page on suffolkchurches.co.uk. Identify the most distinctive architectural feature mentioned. Locate the historical figure and year associated with alterations to this feature. Find and describe the legend concerning musket shot holes in the angels and its factual explanation. State the identified architectural feature, the historical figure and year, and the described legend with its true origin.
Successfully navigate to the Holy Trinity, Blythburgh church page. Identify the 'Angel Roof' as the most distinctive architectural feature. Identify 'William Dowsing' as the historical figure and '1644' as the specific year he ordered alterations. Describe the legend that musket shot holes in the angels were from Dowsing's attempts to bring them down, and explain that the lead shot was 18th century, likely from shooting jackdaws.