The first white resident of Garibaldi was Charley Farwell, who moved to the area in 1856. Its first significant property owner was Daniel Bayley, who settled the area after the Civil War, building a hotel and general store. At that time, the community was known as Bay Lane. As the settlement's first postmaster, Bayley renamed the town for Giuseppe Garibaldi, who helped to unify Italy. Garibaldi was incorporated as a city in 1946.
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Access governmental information and online services. Includes a city calendar, news/announcements, building and planning information, public resources and community links.
http://www.ci.garibaldi.or.us/
A local, family owned, charter fishing company based in Garibaldi, Oregon, the company offers fishing expeditions, eco-tours and scenic trips, whale watching, and other excursions, which are outlined here, along with rates and testimonials.
http://www.garibaldicharters.com/
Preserves the maritime heritage of the Pacific Northwest. Includes exhibits snapshots, museum hours and admission, driving directions, an events calendar and local links.
http://garibaldimuseum.com/
OCSR is a steam railroad and museum combined, offering special trains, dinner trains and charters, as well as exhibits of the area's logging and railroad history. An overview of the facilities, schedule, and membership information are featured.
http://www.ocsr.net/
Provides necessary infrastracture to a diverse mix of business, industry, commercial and recreational activities. Includes details on port facilities and fees, a business directory, community information and web links.
http://www.portofgaribaldi.org/
Based in the marina Garibaldi, Oregon, the charter company offers deep sea bottom fishing trips, as well as halibut and salmon trips. Its prices and information are posted, with photographs and contacts.
http://www.siggig.com/
