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To enter a competition to win a box set of the series of all four ‘Old Dunfermline’ DVD’s that includes the new one, ‘Then and Now’, just ‘like’ this post that contains a short extract from it as it passes through the Abbey View housing estate. The winner will be announced on Friday 23rd December.
‘Then and Now’ is on sale outside ‘New Look’ in the Kingsgate until Xmas Eve and also at www.olddunfermline.com/shop. Many more old photographs of Dunfermline can also be seen in the Local Studies Department in St Margaret’s House in St Margaret’s Street.[fb_vid id=”1829385677335749″]
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Great prize! #fingerscrossed
I can’t believe how much Dunfermline had changed since I moved away 21 years ago!
Just love the pictures we are so fortunate to have these and be able to connect !!
My partner would love this he is really interested in how it all looked before xx
What a great prize and to see how much it had changed over the years
Great to look back how things used to be
My hometown – you can take the boy out of Dunfermline but you will never take Dunfermline out of the boy!
Would really love to win these. My Tennant, Harrower, Henderson, Bowie, and many more families on my late father’s side of the family came from Dunfermline, I just love looking at pictures of the streets, buildings, churches, etc., where they use to live, work and pray. Keep up this good work. From Australia.
This looks fab! I live on Hospital Hill and have struggled to find out history of this place since moving through x
Great prize. I remember as a girl of 7 going to the Calais Farm in one of the pictures. A memorable day out when I was a Lyneburn Primary School pupil in 1963 and went to see the cows being milked and to get some insight into farm life. The surrounding area was farmland and woodland and not a house in sight! We got a glass of milk and a penguin biscuit! How easy pleased we were in those days! Enjoyed our wee trip!
Love these have one dvd which brought back load if memories good luck to everyone who enters great prize great memories
My wife lived there and I delivered laundry for Hills of Fife during the 60’s what a lot of changes!
Great prize
Would love to win the prize. Remember going for walks in the Calais Farm area when I was a child.
I would love to win this for my 91yr old mum, she goes on about how dunfermline has changed , she can tell you all the shops that use to be on the high st when she was a wee lass she had seen many changes x liked and shared x
As an ex pat now living in Kent I love seeing these images. I lived in those flats in Trondheim Parkway.
I know most of these places grew up there.
Great memories when you see some of these pictures.
I would love to win this as I used to sit and listen to the stories my dad used to tell me about the Dunfermline he and his 3 brothers grow up in . Fingers crossed
Would love to win this for me because although I have visited I have not lived there for over forty years and the old photos bring back so many memories for me. Thank you.
We moved to 99 Trondheim parkway in 1960. There was nothing but fields on the south side, they were still building Inchkeith dr. Went to Blacklaw school until they opened the new Lynburn school. Spent many happy hours in Calais woods remember walking up the lane from Lyneburn rd. See big changes in area and not all for the better.