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Thursby
Thursby is a village near Carlisle in North West England. Historically, the village is part of Cumberland.
== History ==
Thursby, a small commuter village〔("aboutbritain" ) Retrieved 28 April 2012〕 lies on an old Roman road, 6 miles south of Carlisle.〔("vision of britain" ) Vision of Britain. Retrieved 27 April 2012〕 Thursby takes its old name ‘Thor’s by’ from Thor, the Thunder God of the Saxons, whose temple was reputedly nearby at Kirksteads. The village is predominantly centred on the church, a Victorian building built in 1846 and funded by the Brisco family of Crofton Hall. A bit of heritage comes to Thursby with the church reportedly have been built by King David I of Scotland. Thursby has always been known as a commuter village for travellers to pass through.〔("Vision of Britain" ) Vision of Britain. Retrieved 27 April 2012〕 The Romans once passed through Thursby on their way to Carlisle. However today the village is predominately a bedroom community for the city nearby – the village is closely linked.〔("genuki" ) genuki. Retrieved 29 April 2012〕 Thursby continues to thrive and grow with active community groups and regular events occurring at the parish halls as well as sports and sporting facilities (plat area at the Jubilee Field next to Thursby Primary School). The Ship Inn provides an open fire and great pub food.〔("The Ship Inn" ) The Ship Inn. Retrieved 2 May 2012〕〔"Cumberland and West Moorland". Cumberland and the West Moorland. The Buildings of England. Nikolaus Pensner.1995〕
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