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	Picture source: Janice Barraclough
The Garibaldi was situated on Albert Street.
The Garibaldi was built by my 3 times great grandad, Thomas Turner Snr in 1864. The land was bought in 1857 for £83/10s (£83.50). e His son Thomas Turner, Jnr, took over the licence in 1883, after the death of his mother, Esther. Thomas ran the business with his wife Elizabeth. Thomas Jnr died in 1875 Elizabeth had taken over the licence, after the death of Thomas . When Elizabeth died, it was left to his son George, who had lived in the house next door, but his wife Mary, didn't want to live in a pub, so it was sold in 1899 to Brampton Brewery. The pub was originally run as a beerhouse but a full licence was granted in 1951, the pub closed in 1964 but was pulled down soon after that.
Janica Barraclough (March 2025)
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