The original Coat Of Arms for Gt. Yarmouth includes 3 silver herrings.

In 1825, Row 136, leading from the Quay to Gaol Street, was known as the Three Herring Row, Mr. Shelly's Row, Mr. Clarke the Whitesmith's Row, Mr, Farrer, the Bakers Row, Mr. Sewell, the Sailmaker's Row or the New Fountain Tavern Row.

Thomas Osborne, Contractor and Carter of High Street, Gorleston, applied 24th August 1876 for removal of licence from this house to the ALBION, Gorleston, which was then in the occupation of Robert Denton and Mr. Osborne intended to keep it as an Inn, Alehouse or Victualling House.
On the same date, Thomas Whittleton applied for the beer licence of the Albion to be transferred to this house.

The UPPER FERRY INN from at least 1900.

(Steward , Patteson, Finch & Co appear to have disposed of the premises by 1900)