The Commissioners Meeting was held here 17th October 1807.

In April 1820 it was announced that Mr John Frost had taken this well established inn, previously in the occupation of Mr. Chilvers. This change seems not to have happened since on 20th May 1820, it was announced that the house was to be sold during the coming month, with Mr. Chilvers was still in occupation.
A sales notice followed advising that the property was to be sold by auction 10th June 1820. `Old established Inn with chaise house, stable, yard and garden - Possession given at Michaelmas next.' It appears that Mr. Frost did not arrive at the house until sometime after 1824.

4 November 1820 - FALLGATE INN, Potter Heigham John Frost begs leave to advise the public that he has taken the above old established inn, and humbly hopes, by a strict attention to their comfort and accommodation to merit patronage and support.
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For sale Wednesday 11 November 1829 owing to the bankruptcy of Samuel Costerton, beer brewer, dealer and chapman of Great Yarmouth. Property including stable, outhouses, yards, gardens, and appurtenances, containing in the whole by estimation half an acre, more or less, late in the occupation of John Frost.
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For sale by Trunch Brewery August 1847, a Copyhold property, Fine Certain, Land Tax 4s and Quit Rent 2d.

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John Leatherdale announced 22nd March 1849 that he had entered the Inn and his Opening Dinner would be on Monday 16th April.

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To Let May 1860 with possession at midsummer - Apply Messrs. Morgan, Brewers, Norwich.

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William Shepherd George paid £225 to his father, Henry George, 16th September 1889 for a parcel of land (4.5 acres) known as part of the Bridge Marsh - marked 413 on the map. Henry George had purchased part of the land 13th October 1855 from Jacob Neave, who had purchased it from Charles Rayley and Matthew Rayley.

In 1938 the sign read :-
`This gate hang high but hinder none - Refresh and pay and travel on'

Morgans sales 1960 were :-
Barrels of beer - 135
Spirits - 81 (gallons)