The Swan has also been listed as being at Chantry Croft.

It closed in 1982; it was a Greene King pub at the time of its closure.

Colin Fakes tells us that his maternal grandmother's father was Stephen Shipp Williams, one time landlord of the Swan pub. He also ran a stone mason business in the back yard of the pub. Colin also tells us that the man pictured outside the pub is Stephen Shipp Williams.

The building has now been converted into flats.

It is well documented**** that the 1667 "Great Fire of Haverhill", which destroyed much of the town, started in an inn called the Swan. It is thought the 17th century building was on a different site, near or on the High Street.

In the March 1981 edition of Last Orders*** it was reported that Graham Attwater and his wife Christine were here offering 3 Greene King beers on handpump. A "basic no frills pub."

In the April/May 1982 edition of Last Orders*** it was reported that this GK pub was closed until further notice with no evidence of renovations having started to the White Swan as yet.