Dunfermline Abbey, the resting place of King Robert the
Bruce
Dunfermline is the birthplace of
Andrew Carnegie the Steel
Industrialist who was, perhaps, the richest man in the world, but before he
died, gave most of his money away.
More about his
Dunfermline Glen was one of his gifts to the town of Dunfermline.
Dunfermline High Street - the lower end
that has not changed much over the years.
Below the Clock Tower is the Town
Hall. Dunfermline has many other fine
buildings.
Looking across the old part of
Dunfermline from the viewing point on the Kingseat Road
Another view from Kingseat Road, but this time across the newer part of Dunfermline.
Other Places of
Interest
The new Leisure Park at Halbeath.
At
the moment it consists of a Cinema complex and a Health and Leisure
Centre.
There are also the inevitable fast food restaurants.
Townhill Loch has been drained, cleaned and landscaped and is now the home of the Scottish Water Ski Association.
This area was once the Dunfermline Upper Railway Station. After lying derlict for many years it was developed as a Retail Park.
The Kinema Ballroom as it is
now.
Many famous groups played here in the 60's and 70's
The new Queen Anne High School
.
The old school, built in the 1960's, which is about to be demolished
One of the ponds built to handle excess
surface water in the new Eastern Expansion for Dunfermline. They have already
attracted swans and other birds.
