The Creditors of Thomas Womack, of Old Buckenham, were to meet here 17th February 1777, the house of James Foulsham.

The Norfolk Chronicle of 4th Jan 1783 advised...
To be Lett, and entered upon immediately, the WHITE HORSE, at Old Buckenham, in Norfolk, and old established Public-house, in full Trade, now in the Occupation of James Foulsham, who has carried on the Spirituous Liquor Trade in the Wholesale Way, which may be an advantageous Branch to the succeeding Tenant, with a proper Capital, as none but such will be treated with.
    For Particulars enquire of Brightwen and Jackson, Diss, Norfolk.

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Occupant given as William Kerry in Pigot's 1830 directory but on the 7th July 1831 William Cary, the younger, formerly of Old Buckenham, Innkeeper, appeared at the Norwich Court House for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors.

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All the Household Furniture of the Sitting and Sleeping Apartments, and Out-door Effects were offered For Sale by Auction Friday 5th October 1877, upon the instructions of Mrs. Holl.

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Purchased by Gerry and Sue Welch about July 1982 and refurbished at an estimated cost of £20,000

Closed c1998 for major refurbishment.
Reopened 1999 as the
GAMEKEEPER BAR & RESTAURANT.