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| '''Date''' || Late 18th century | | '''Date''' || Late 18th century | ||
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The former '''Post Office''' was in a shop on the west side of [[Cross Wynd]], since demolished. See also [[Falkland Post Office]]. | The former '''Post Office''' was in a shop on the west side of [[Cross Wynd]], since demolished. See also [[Falkland Post Office]]. | ||
==Further references== | ==Further references== | ||
"When Rubinia Reidie was sub- | "When Rubinia Reidie was sub-postmistress in Falkland in 1866 the postman walked twice a day from Falkland to Ladybank and back. The office then was in a shop at the foot of Cross Wynd, and it was rumoured that Rubina slept under the counter. There is a photograph showing the shop to be a tobacconist's while still the post ofice. Later, when it had become a fish and chip shop, it was burned down and the site was eventuarlly absorbed into the Cross Wynd car park."<ref>''[[Falkland's Shops and Shopkeepers]]''</ref> | ||
'''See map:''' [[Map D]] (57) | '''See map:''' [[Map D]] (57) | ||
Latest revision as of 12:39, 18 January 2024
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| Name | Post Office |
| Address | Cross Wynd, Falkland |
| Postcode | n/a |
| Other names | |
| Date | Late 18th century |
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The former Post Office was in a shop on the west side of Cross Wynd, since demolished. See also Falkland Post Office.
Further references
"When Rubinia Reidie was sub-postmistress in Falkland in 1866 the postman walked twice a day from Falkland to Ladybank and back. The office then was in a shop at the foot of Cross Wynd, and it was rumoured that Rubina slept under the counter. There is a photograph showing the shop to be a tobacconist's while still the post ofice. Later, when it had become a fish and chip shop, it was burned down and the site was eventuarlly absorbed into the Cross Wynd car park."[1]
See map: Map D (57)