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A steam train coming into Cairneyhill Station. The station was only open between 1906 and 1930 and was on the Dunfermline to Kincardine line.
Fantastic seeing the old stage at The Glen Pavilion being used again after all these years.
The line up and times for the Music Line up on the outdoor stage this weekend. Sat Sean Sneddon 1pm Lewis Moncur 2 pm The Cognac Twins 3 pm Ultimate Rock Show 4 pm Sunday Alfie & Lewis 1pm The Iotas. 2.15pm Lights Out By Nine 4.15
Here's a schedule of what's going on at the weekend in The Peacock lounge in Glen Pavilion this weekend.
Looking forward to this weekend. Another free festival for people to enjoy. Food vendors and interesting demonstrations inside and live music and food trucks outside. 10 till 6, Saturday and Sunday.
The sun shone for Dunfermline Children's Gala today. It was a wonderful occasion full of colour and joy. Some traditions are worth holding on to. ❤️
A gorgeous view down Guildhall Street. One of our most ancient thoroughfares. And one of the steepest too.
I’m endlessly grateful for the roots I’ve put down in Dunfermline. Its traditions, stories, and landscapes are woven into the fabric of my life and give me a sense of belonging and pride.
What a night in Scottish football history! On 30th April 1968, East End Park was packed to the rafters as Dunfermline Athletic faced Celtic in a league match that set the all-time attendance record for the ground—an incredible 27,816 fans squeezed in to witness the action.
The Jubilee Club in St Margaret Street. Opened by Pars fans after a row with the football club. Closed in 2000 and was replaced by retirement flats.
Big crowd at Crossford gala today. The rain has stayed away too.
