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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.

Bungay Castle & St Mary's Church

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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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26th May 2005 by Diane Earl

Subjects:
 Citizenship, English, History

Key Stages:
 Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3

Keywords:
Myth, Castle, Bungay

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