Located in a timber framed house (dating from around the early 18th century) the Horseshoes closed in about 1910 due to "unruly behaviour". It was briefly owned by Adnams about the time it closed but before that it was a beer and cider house, hence the cider apple orchard behind it.

(Information supplied by Rosemary Moffatt)

It is on the Frostenden to Stoven road on a crossroads.

The pub was closed on December 31st 1910 as part of a scheme to reduce the number of "excess" alcohol licenses (no doubt the "unruly behaviour" story was a useful premise).