Memory Lane: The life of Dunfermline-born Andrew Carnegie
The photographs in this week’s trip down Memory Lane look at aspects of the life of Andrew Carnegie who was born in Dunfermline in 1835.
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In pictures: The Dunfermline college that helped teaching PE be seen as a respectable career for women
THE photographs in this week’s trip down West Fifes Memory Lane look at the history of Dunfermline College of Hygiene and Physical Training,…
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In pictures: memories of Dunfermline's College of Physical Education
THE photographs in this week’s trip down West Fifes Memory Lane look at the history of Dunfermline College of Physical Education.
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In pictures: Dunfermline's Turkish Baths and how the town centre used to look
THE first photograph in this weeks trip down West Fifes Memory Lane is a view looking east from the top of Dunfermline Fire Station towards the area where Carnegie Drive was in the process of being constructed. The white building on the right was the Bath Tavern, now renamed Coadys Bar. Further along the street, which was called Reform Street, can be see Dunfermline Opera House just before it was demolished to make way for the Kingsgate Shopping Centre. The Upper Railway Station can be seen...
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