28/10/2026
🐺🌘 The Black Shuck prowls along dark lanes and footpaths of Suffolk - his howl will make your blood run cold but his footsteps make no sound…
Legend tells of a large black demon dog which burst in through the doors of St Mary’s Church in Bungay in 1577 to a clap of thunder. It ran up the nave, killing a man and boy, caused the church steeple to collapse through the roof, moving onward to create more death and destruction.
Scorch marks on the door of Blythburgh Church said to be from the Demon Dog’s terrifying visit can still be seen to this day…
The village of Bungay hold a Black Shuck Festival each year alongside an Art Exhibition dedicated to East Anglian Folk Tales.
That’s why our Guest Artist for October created these wonderful artworks - to be part of that exhibition.
We have some of the last few original framed prints in the edition, plus Black Shuck cards and bookmarks.
Last few days of Louise’s time with us so do visit us this week!!!
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