This was listed in the 1909 rating records as a pub owned by Ind Coope. Unfortunately the name is illegible due to poor handwriting in the rate book, but it's described as "late Hungate Stores". It's listed as the Blue Bell from 1753 to before 1788 ("formerly called the Blue Bell") though it isn't clear if this was a pub.

Our photo and map location show where this pub would have been assuming the numbering scheme is unchanged. Judging from A Smith's description in his paper "Inns of Beccles in 1929" (kindly supplied by Daryl Ling), this seems to be roughly the right location. Smith also gives us the closure date.

It's not clear whether this is a more modern building or the original one re-faced. If you can clear any of this up, please let us know.