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Historic Towns & Picturesque Villages

A picture of Dunfermline
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)
Bridge Street Dunfermline, viewed from Andrew Carnegie's Statue in Pittencrief Park. The Town hall spire can be seen in the foreground with the spire of the Guild Hall to the left of the picture.

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St. Catherine's Wynd, Dunfermline.
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Dunfermline Town Hall viewed from Kirkgate.
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Dunfermline Abbey.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Gateway from the Abbot House, through the courtyard, to Dunfermline Abbey,
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Coadys
© Terry Gilley (view gallery)
Carnegie Drive corner Pilmuir Street. July 2012.

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A picture of Dunfermline
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)
The Abbot House, Maygate, Dunfermline. The house was built in the 16th Century and has been restored to look as it would have then.

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The Brass House
© Terry Gilley (view gallery)
33-35 Carnegie Drive. July 2012.

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Maygate, Dunfermline.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Carnegie College
© Terry Gilley (view gallery)
Pittsburg Road. July 2012.

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The Town Hall Doorway, Dunfermline Town Hall,
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Gillespie Memorial Church
© Terry Gilley (view gallery)
Chapel Street. July 2012.

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A picture of Dunfermline
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)
The Palace Ruins, viewed from St. Catherine's Wynd, in the Ancient Capital of Scotland, the City and Royal Burgh of Dunfermline, in the Kingdom of Fife,

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Dunfermline Abbey Church
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Palace Ruins, Dunfermline.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Dunfermline Abbey.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Dunfermline Abbey, looking from the gates of Pittencrief Park, St. Catherine's Wynd, Dunfermline.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Peacock. set against a Royal Background, The Palace Ruins, Dunfermline.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Abbot House sign, Abbot House, Maygate, Dunfermline.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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A picture of Dunfermline Abbey
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)
Dunfermline Abbey. This part of the Abbey was built on the end of the ancient Abbey in 1821. The old Abbey dates back to 1072.

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Dunfermline Abbey , Church and Palace ruins viewed from Pittencrief Park known locally as The Glen.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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A picture of Dunfermline Abbey
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)
The inscription reads, King Robert The Bruce. Robert The Bruce is buried here along with many Scottish Kings.

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Palace Ruins, Dunfermline. The ancient Capital of Scotland
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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A picture of Dunfermline
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)
Statue of Andrew Carnegie, born Dunfermline in 1835. Son of a weaver, his family moved to Pittsburgh USA where he built up the steel industry and amassed a vast fortune to become the richest man in the World.

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Bridge Street Dunfermline.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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Gateway to the Palace Ruins Dunfermline.
© Kevin Mccarthy (view gallery)

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A Slideshow of Dunfermline, in the county of Fife

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