Editing Elstead (section)

===Charleshill===
The western hamlet Charleshill, is on the opposite (left) bank of the [[River Wey]] on the B3001 to Farnham, half of the hamlet being in [[Tilford]]. Its [[public house]] is ''The Donkey'' originally called ''The Half-way House''. The pub was converted from two small cottages in 1850, which at that time were owned by Farnham United Brewery. It acquired the nickname of "The Donkey", as before the days of motor traffic, donkeys were kept tethered outside the Inn to help horses and carts up the hill;  it officially became named this in 1947.<ref>[http://www.donkeytilford.co.uk/pdfs/DonkeyHistory.pdf History and the Donkey] {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120225164558/http://www.donkeytilford.co.uk/pdfs/DonkeyHistory.pdf |date=25 February 2012 }}</ref>

{{Geographic location
|title     = '''Nearest Settlements'''
|Centre    = Elstead
|North     = [[Gatwick, Surrey|Gatwick (the hamlet)]] in <br /> [[Shackleford]] 
|Northeast = [[Peper Harow]]<br />[[Puttenham, Surrey|Puttenham]] 
|East      = [[Milford, Surrey|Milford]]
|Southeast = [[Witley]]
|South     = [[Thursley]] 
|Southwest = [[Rushmoor, Surrey|Rushmoor]]<br />[[Churt]]
|West      = [[Tilford]]
|Northwest = [[Seale and Sands]]<br />Moor Park, [[Runfold]]
}}