Henry Pilgrim married Mary Elizabeth Self 12th February 1879.

Cornish Pilgrim is named as landlord here October 1880 when labourers Charles Bond and James Bullimore were found guilty of behaving in a disorderly manner and of refusing to leave the premises.
Fine of £5 and 15s 6d costs - each.

For Sale by Auction Monday 13th February 1882.
"All that long-established, well situate, Brick and Tiled, Beerhouse, known as the Rose and Crown, containing tap-room, parlour, kitchen, bake-office, over-house, 3 bed-rooms, scullery, 2 underground cellars, together with yard, store-room, and other outbuildings. A frontage to the Reeves Road of 69 feet and to Back Street of 90 feet."

At the meeting of the Norfolk Compensation Authority, Wednesday 9th September 1908, licensee Thomas Frederick Burrell was awarded £85 and the owners, Bullard & Sons Ltd., £785. The claims had been for a total of £903 12s.

Business Record BR 259/12/2, for Bullards Brewery, being a list of houses closed by Compensation (1904 to 1935) gives a date of 5th December 1908, which is probably the date of actual closure following payment of the compensation.

Became a General Stores,
run by Mr. H. Grey.