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Picture source: Hania Franek
The White Horse was situated on The Street.  This grade-II listed pub closed in 2004 and is now in residential use.
I couldn't find if it was built as an Inn but White Horse (Kersey) Ltd was established in 1998 and dissolved on 15th Feb 2000 but the pub reportedly closed in 2004 and is now in residential use. A timber-framed building probably of 16th century origin it is Grade II Listed. Directories include, 1844-1874 John Whymark, 1891-1900 Mrs Margaret Keeble (advertised in 1892 as ‘accommodation for visitors & travellers; room for meetings; good stabling’) and 1912 Frederick Orriss.
Steve Turner (December 2021)
Listed building details:
Probably of C16 origin. A timber-framed and plastered building with the front altered in the C18. Panelled plaster on the front and faced in roughcast on the south end with a brick ground storey (painted). Roof tiled. Central ridge chimney stack. Two storeys. Three window range of casements.
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Date of photo: 1996	Picture © Jo' Turner
Picture source: Darkstar