Old Dunfermline

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[ad_1] This photograph shows Queen Anne School in the Gala Parade of 1948 or 1949. The Gala Parade was held on the last Friday of Civic Week in June and meant a day off school. Until 1958 children from secondary…

[ad_1] This photograph is of Douglas Street where ‘Subway’ is now. Tommy Black was a well known trader who had a celebration sale in February 1960 in his fishmongers and greengrocers for his Silver Jubilee when he sold goods at…

[ad_1] This photograph is of the junction of Pittencrieff Street, William Street and the Coal Road on the way out of Dunfermline towards Crossford around 1960. All the properties were eventually demolished except the three-story block of flats, and traffic…

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This photograph shows the junction of Wedderburn Street and Blacklaw Road in 1952. Abbeyview housing estate, the largest in Dunfermline at that time, took 20 years to build. Although the scheme looked good on paper, no consideration had been given…

[ad_1] This photograph shows the junction of Wedderburn Street and Blacklaw Road in 1952. Abbeyview housing estate, the largest in Dunfermline at that time, took 20 years to build. Although the scheme looked good on paper, no consideration had been…