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Francis Fox gave evidence in March 1844 regarding an arson attack on a stack of wheat. Mr. Fox identified as the landlord of the Black Horse. Rebuilt during 1961 - 1962 Incorporating splendid Lacons plaques. Provisional Ordinary Removal of licence granted 11th December 1961 - presume from old to new premises - Licence renewed 5th February 1962. The sales for 1961 were 75 barrels of beer, bottled beers to the equivalent of 30 barrels and 90 gallons of wines and spirits, presumably this trade being carried out in the old premises. For the period January to June 1962 sales were 26 barrels of cask beer, 30 barrels of bottled beer and 95 gallons of wines and spirits. This was possibly trade carried out in the yet to be completed new house. The next 3 months saw the completion of the new building and sales in that period were 32 barrels of cask beer, 31 barrels of bottled beer and 63 gallons of wines and spirits. One of only 18 Norfolk public houses recommended by the Egon Ronay pub guide of 1969. Closed by March 2001 DEMOLISHED April 2001
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