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Date of photo: c1890	Picture source: Stewart Marsh
The Halfway House was situated at 10 High Road. This pub was built in 1882 following the demolition of The Guardian Angel at a cost of £900, by brewers Steward & Patteson and its first landlord was Harry Forsdick. Its name came from the fact that it was situated midway between the tram terminal in Gorleston and the one at Haven Bridge. The Halfway House was refronted in 1938, closed in 1968 and was subsequently demolished to allow for road widening.
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Date of photo: 1930s	Picture source: Stewart Marsh