During the time of Robert Long - c1885.

c1960

All Persons indebted to, or with Claims or Demands on the Estate and Effects of Robert Wall, deceased, were requested to settle their affairs with the Executors - 11th May 1803.

At about two o'clock in the morning of Friday 4th September 1829, labourer John Slap broke into the house, entering the sleeping room and demanding money from landlady Mrs. Painter. She cried out an alarm and the villain retreated in haste, leaving his bundle behind. Well known to Mrs. Painter and the maid servant, Slap had lodged at the house some time previously. He was known to be of bad character. Apprehended, he was committed to (Norwich) Castle for the offence.

Lot No. 79 in sale of Coltishall Brewery 14th - 17th September 1841.

Purchased by Morgans Brewery of Norwich 1895

Bernard Streten, landlord from 1958 had previously been a goalkeeper for Luton & England football teams.

Sales 1960 were 184 Barrels of beer & 118 Spirits (gallons).

Obtained by Steward & Patteson 1961 when Morgans estate divided between S&P and Bullards. S&P later carried out structural alterations which were completed August 1967.

Sold 1985 and closed.

Demolition threatened June 1998.

DEMOLISHED by end of 1998