Reg Cundick and Danny Howell in the book The Inns And Taverns Of Warminster, published in November 1987, stated:
The Lamb Inn
This inn, which had its own brewhouse, was situated on the south side of Vicarage Street, at the junction with Pound Street and West Street.
The 1838 Survey Of Warminster credits it with a smithy at the rear and stabling for a number of horses.
At one time it was known as The Queen, probably after Queen Victoria. The first known reference to this is in 1867 but by 1879 it was referred to as the Lamb Inn.
It closed in 1961 and has ever since been a private dwelling.