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Following instruction from the UK Government, we are currently closed until further notice.
01366 381600 01366 381600
58–64 Bridge Street Downham Market Norfolk PE38 9DJ
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In the early 1700s, nearby King’s Lynn was a flourishing whaling port, fishing the waters off Greenland, with Lynn’s famous Greenland Fishery frequented by whalers. This property’s sales particulars stated that the premises ‘have been occupied as such, with full trade upwards of 60 years’ (since c1748). During these years, the inn was called The Whalebone. Perhaps this is why it got its name or possibly from a souvenir whalebone brought back.
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