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Built towards the end of the 1780s
The 1871 census shows The Garibaldi being run by Charles and Ann Smith, who had one son. Its beamed structure, although not listed, is a fine example of late 19th Century public house design.
The draymans delivery store still exists to the side of the pub. You can spot it by the high, small door at the front, where beer and wine barrels would have been off-loaded from horse-drawn carts.
In the late 1990s it was rebranded The Hooden Takes a Knap, but fortunately regained its former identity as The Garibaldi following a further change of ownership in 2005.
- 1780sThe Garibaldi is built on Knaphill High Street.
- 1871The census shows it run by Charles and Ann Smith, who had one son.
- Late 1990sRebranded The Hooden Takes a Knap.
- 2005A change of ownership, and the Garibaldi name returns.



