The Greyhound was closed in the early 1900s and demolished in the 1920s. It was a Greene King pub at the time it closed.

The "Accommodation" coach to Cambridge (via Linton) left from the Greyhound every Monday, Wednesday & Friday whilst the "Telegraph" coach to Colchester (via Halstead) left from the Bell every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday.

On the Upper Floor: 5 Bedrooms, Commercial Room, Lavatory & 2 Storerooms.
On the Ground Floor: Bar. Smoking Room, Sitting Room, Kitchen and Pantry; with 3 cellars in basement.
Large Stable Yard with stabling for 12 horses, Coach House, 2 Lofts, Skittle Alley, Harness Room and Club Room.Description of the Greyhound when it was part of the sale*** of Ward's Brewery of Haverhill to Christmas' Brewery, in 1894

The pub is thought to have been on the site of the current Lloyds Bank, on the Market Hill. (Journal of Haverhill and District Local History Group).

The 1851 census lists the pub in High Street (Market Place), and the 1891 and 1911 censuses list it at 12 High Street.