Abbotshall Parish Fife Scotland

Abbotshall Parish, Fife, Scotland. "Abbotshall parish lies on the Firth of Forth, bounded by Kirkcaldy, Kinghorn, Auchtertool, Auchterderran and Dysart. It is about four miles long by two and half miles broad. The great majority of the inhabitants live in Linktown, a burgh of regality under Colonel Ferguson of Raith. It is part of the parliamentary burgh of Kirkcaldy and forms a continuation of it. The small village of Chapel is also in the parish. The parish shares fully in the trade and manufactures of Kirkcaldy. In the Linktown, there is a gas work, a pottery, a brick and tile work, some hundred of hand looms, a sail canvas manufactory, a linen bleachfield, a dye works, spinning mills and a number of corn mills. In addition to the parish church, there are a UP Church and 2 Free Churches at Abbotshall and Invertiel." Edited from Westwood's Directory for the counties of Fife and Kinross published 1862.

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Saughtree Road Ceres Fife Scotland

An old view of Saughtree Road, Ceres, Fife, Scotland.

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Inverkeithing Parish Fife Scotland

Inverkeithing Parish, Fife, Scotland. "Inverkeithing parish is bounded by Dalgety and Dunfermline and sits on the shore of the Firth of Forth. The parish consists of two main parts: one extending north for four miles and one mile broad; and one stretching along the shore for nearly four miles. Various kinds of stone abound, including limestone which is extensively wrought. Besides the Royal Burgh of Inverkeithing, the only other village is Hillend. The Royal Burgh consists of one principal street with numerous lanes branching off it. A considerable number of the houses have an old antiquated appearance, others have been much improved and modernised in the past forty years. The parish church and a UP Church are both situated on the main street. The town contains a corn exchange, a music hall, a town house and jail. Industry includes a foundry, an iron shipbuilding establishment, fire brick and gas retort works, a distillery, a tan work, a rope and sail manufactory and a shipbuilding yard with a patent slip which affords great facilities for repairing vessels." Edited from Westwood's Directory for the counties of Fife & Kinross published 1862.

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Kirkcaldy Parish Fife Scotland

Kirkcaldy Parish, Fife, Scotland. " Kirkcaldy is a royal burgh and a populous thriving seaport. From the narrow dimensions on which the town stands, the inhabitants have had to build their houses in a continuous line along the shore giving rise to the name “the lang toun of Kirkcaldy”. The number of vessels belonging to the port at present is 74 with an aggregate burthen of 9956 tons. The principal imports are flax and grain. Vessels from here have been employed in the Davis Strait whale fishery for many years, and 2 vessels are at present so engaged. The trade of Kirkcaldy is similar to that of Dundee, spinning flax and weaving coarse linen goods. There is also a large floorcloth manufactory, brewing, ironfounding, machine making, and a considerable corn and meal trade. As well as the parish church, there are a free church and chapels for united presbyterians, baptists and independents. " Edited from Slater's Directory published 1852.

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December View Fife Scotland

A December view, taken today, over the River Tay, to Fife, Scotland.

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St Phillans Newport Fife Scotland

An old view of St Phillans, Newport, Fife, Scotland.

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Fishwife Fife Scotland

Fishwife, Fife, Scotland. An old view of a fishwife in St Andrews, Fife, Scotland.

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Old Durie Street Leven Fife Scotland

Old Durie Street, Leven, Fife, Scotland.

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Property For Sale Falkland Fife Scotland

Property For Sale Falkland, Fife, Scotland. Embo, West Port, Falkland, Fife, Scotland. Embo is a truly unique stone-built cottage dating, we understand, from around the late 18th century with slate roof and distinctive crowstepped gable. 'B' Listed and within Conservation Area. The accommodation has been well maintained, is immaculately presented and located within the renowned award-winning Conservation village of Falkland. The property offers a rare opportunity to the discerning buyer or those seeking a charming second home or holiday retreat. Hall, Lounge, Dining Room, Kitchen, Utility, 2 Double Bedrooms, Bathroom, Partial Double Glazing, Gas Central Heating from a Combi Boiler, Small Paved Garden to Rear. Contact Rollo Davidson McFarlane.

Peter Pan Fife Scotland

Peter Pan Fife Scotland. Shine, Lochgelly Youth Theatre, present Peter Pan. Get flying to Lochgelly Centre to see this great rendition of a truly classic tale. There you'll meet Tinkerbell, children, Indians, pirates, The Lost Boys of Neverland and the swashbuckling and fearsome Captain Hook. With enchanting scenery, catchy songs and sparkling costumes the whole family will find something to smile about. There's no better way to usher in the festive season! Event Details. Lochgelly Centre, Bank Street, Lochgelly, Fife, Scotland. Date:20 Dec 2008. Time: 19:00, Duration: 2 hrs. Charge: £7/£5. Box Office: 01592 583303.