Old Dunfermline

[ad_1] Two photographs of Canmore Street showing the laying of the road and Whitehead’s shop on the corner of the New Row which is now the ‘Green Room’ cafe attached to the Alhambra Theatre. [ad_2] Source

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[ad_1] This photograph of Dunfermline High Street shows the area where the entrance to the Kingsgate and Marks and Spencer is now. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] This very old photograph from the latest ‘Old Dunfermline’ DVD shows the top of the New Row looking towards where Marks and Spencer’s is now, with the old buildings on the right now occupied by Reubens and Costa coffee…

[ad_1] This photograph from an earlier ‘Old Dunfermline’ DVD shows a group of soldiers relaxing at Masterton Farm just outside Dunfermline-perhaps on a break from the Front or still to go there. [ad_2] Source

[ad_1] This photograph is of an African Marching band in Pittencrieff Park outside the Glen Pavilion. [ad_2] Source

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[ad_1] Early photograph of Chalmers Street. The church on the right hand side was later demolished to make way for the entrance to the Glen Car Park. The other image is of the Glen Bridge shortly after its construction-not quite…

[ad_1] Photographs of Stephens entry in the Civic Week Parade in 1953 turning down the New Row, and of the old Co-op buildings in the town’s Randolph Street. [ad_2] Source