A Conversation for Church Tales: Part One
Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul, Fressingfield, Suffolk
The Tea Totaller Started conversation Oct 15, 2006
I visited this church a number of years ago. When I remarked to the lady polishing the brass that I thought it a very pretty church, she replied, "Yes, but isn't it a shame about the vandalism?". I looked about, but saw no signs of damage or graffiti, and she pointed out the carvings on the ends of the pews/benches. They had once had heads, but alas, no longer. I asked "who would do such a thing?" The lady replied, "it was bloody Cromwell's men."
I understand that some of Cromwell's forces had stabled horses in the church during the English Revolution.
Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul, Fressingfield, Suffolk
The H2G2 Editors Posted Oct 16, 2006
Ha! I wonder if they wore hoods 
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