Former House Inn which was listed in Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 :-

"Bellamy James, House inn"

Also mentioned in White's Directory 1856 :-

"Hoodless Malaliel, grocer and vict. Ferry House Inn"

It was near here that the ferry boats, which crossed the River Trent from Owston Ferry, used to land.

DB 18 June 2019 

"The War Memorial at East Ferry was first unveiled on 23rd August 1921, by the local clergy in the grounds of the Chapel in High Street, East Ferry"

"When the Chapel was closed and later sold as a residential property, the War Memorial was moved and is now sited on the bank of the River Trent, on the South side of the village"

http://http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/EastFerry/section.asp?catId=23425

DB 18 June 2019