March 2000

The Brick Kilns, Sheds, Barn, Bullock Sheds, Stables, Five Cottages, Public House and about Sixty Three Acres of Arable Land were to be sold by Private Contract February 1824. All then in the occupation of James Green, with a Lease expiring at Michaelmas.

The BRICK-MAKERS ARMS, adjoining the road from Norwich to South Walsham, advertised 26th November 1825, To be Sold by Private Contract. Excellent and New-built with Shop, Stable, Chaise-house and other convenient Offices, together with a small Garden.

Appears on Bryant's 1826 map.

(Lease) owned by Steward, Patteson, Finch & Co according to documentation covering the years 1837 to 1851.
Purchased by Steward & Patteson 1949.

BRICKMAKERS ARMS 1846, 1856, 1858, 1863 & 1925.

Steward & Patteson report prepared April 1969 for Watney Mann (East Anglia) Ltd recommended IMMEDIATE closure.
`Structure in bad state....Slime and wet on wall of bottle store.... Trade poor..... Tenant old........ Whole place dirty'

Closed 1969 and extensively renovated, reopened December 18th 1972.