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'''High Street West''' is a westward continuation of [[Falkland High Street]], leading on to [[West Port]]. There has been confusion as to which | '''High Street West''' is a westward continuation of [[Falkland High Street]], leading on to [[West Port]]. There has been confusion as to which houses are in Westport and which in High Street West. | ||
'''See map''': [[Map D]] (8) | |||
==Buildings== | |||
The street contains the following buildings: | The street contains the following buildings: | ||
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*[[Beeways]] | *[[Beeways]] | ||
*[[Blair Cottage]] | *[[Blair Cottage]] | ||
*[[Daamar]] | *[[Daamar]] (set back) | ||
*[[The Wee Hoose]] | |||
*[[Carberry]] | *[[Carberry]] | ||
*[[The Weaver's Cottage (High Street West)|The Weaver's Cottage]] | *[[The Weaver's Cottage (High Street West)|The Weaver's Cottage]] | ||
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*[[Gardens Cottage]] | *[[Gardens Cottage]] | ||
*[[Courtside]] | *[[Courtside]] | ||
*[[Wellwood]] (West Port address, entrance in [[Back Dykes]]) | |||
[[Category:Streets]] | [[Category:Streets and roads]] | ||
[[Category:Pages with no pictures]] | [[Category:Pages with no pictures]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:46, 30 December 2021
High Street West is a westward continuation of Falkland High Street, leading on to West Port. There has been confusion as to which houses are in Westport and which in High Street West.
See map: Map D (8)
Buildings
The street contains the following buildings:
North side, from west to east:
- Embo
- Whinstone House
- Beeways
- Blair Cottage
- Daamar (set back)
- The Wee Hoose
- Carberry
- The Weaver's Cottage
- Bowriefaulds
South side, from east to west:
- Craig House
- Pitcairn House
- Bruce Buildings
- Drysdale House
- Stewart Cottage
- Falkland Old Cemetery
- Gardens Cottage
- Courtside
- Wellwood (West Port address, entrance in Back Dykes)