The community of Threlkeld comprises two small villages with hamlets and outlying farms.
The ancient village of Threlkeld nestles under Blencathra to the north of the River Glenderamackin and the Quarry Village (built in the 1880s) is under Clough Head on the south side of the river.
The Civil Parishes of Threlkeld and the adjoining St John's In the Vale are not the same as the ecclesiastical parishes. Threlkeld Quarry is in St John's civil parish, but in St Mary's Church parish
We have much to offer both residents and visitors. You will be very welcome to visit us for your holiday or short break.
You may have family connections and want to know more about the Village and its environs. We hope it (or a link to it) is here.
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Coming soon
The Great Deed of Threlkeld 1635 - copy of a 19th century transciption. Embodied agreement between the Lowther family and the customary tenants of Threlkeld Manor. There is a Preview at Threlkeld Great Deed
Updates
May 2007
More
accommodation
St Mary's Sunday Club
Cricket Fixtures 2007
Diary updated
February 2007
Keswick Museum
- New Management Company & Curatorial Assistant
Keswick Museum - Events 2007 (Opens 3rd
April 2007)
Keswick
125 Years Ago July to December 1881 added
August
2006
Threlkeld Sheepdog Trials 2006
Cricket fixtures and other Diary
Dates updated
Threlkeld Walks leaflets descibed
2nd April 2006
Keswick Museum summer Exhibition and Events programme
Threlkeld Cricket Club Fixtures
16th November 2005
NEW!
Threlkeld
Diary Dates - a (hopefully) comprehensive diary of forthvcoming
events in and around Threlkeld
Keswick 125 years ago - now includes
to June 1881
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Keswick
Museum
is Open
Tuesday to Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm
until end October 2006
FREE
again
26th August 2006