Old Dunfermline

[ad_1] This photograph taken in the 1970’s show the area at the bottom of the New Row before the construction of the dual carriageway through the Public Park. This was a busy and dangerous junction at Bothwell Street, New Row…

[ad_1] A rare photograph of the inside of one of Dunfermline’s best known shops, Woolworths in the High Street. The company were reluctant to allow photos to be taken to prevent the imitation and copying of their very successful sales…

[ad_1] **Free Competition** To enter a competition to win a £25 voucher for ‘Cafe Fresh’ in Maygate Dunfermline where the ‘Old Dunfermline’ DVD is on sale priced £10, just like and share this photograph taken in the 1950’s. It shows…

[ad_1] This photograph is of Canmore Primary School around 1960. It was built in Reform Street to house Queen Anne Secondary School. St Margaret’s Primary School also used part of the premises. The building on the left was the Opera…

[ad_1] 100 members of the ‘Pipes and Drums of Canada’ will be parading through the historic streets of Dunfermline next Saturday (29th) and then giving a free public performance outside Pittencrieff House Museum in the Glen. Come along and welcome…

[ad_1] There will be free walks led by costumed guides around the Heritage Quarter on Saturday 18th September to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of George Lauder who founded Lauder College-details on how to book are on the…

[ad_1] This old photograph shows the well known and frequented McPherson’s shop selling new and second hand books together with stationery of all kinds. It was located in the Regal Close until the cinema and the immediate area was acquired…

[ad_1] Photograph of the Auld Toll Tavern (formerly known as Jennie Rennie’s Pub). Although it still stands today, the Burmah Garage and Margot’s hairdressing salon which stood opposite on the corner of Tollage and Hospital Hill in this photo from…

[ad_1] This photograph shows the annual West Fife Agricultural Show. It used various locations and this one in 1958 took place at Broomhead Park in Dunfermline where the Broomhead Flats now are. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] This photograph shows Dunfermline High School pupils marching along Holyrood Place in the 1953 Gala Parade accompanied by their teacher Alex McLennan. An annual fixture in many school children’s memories of growing up in Dunfermline. The Parade used to…