Difference between revisions of "Falkland High Street"
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*The [[Bruce Inn]] | *The [[Bruce Inn]] | ||
*[[Moncrieff House]] | *[[Moncrieff House]] | ||
| − | *[[Ladieburn Cottage]], including the [[Foursticks]] shop | + | *[[Ladieburn Cottage and Foursticks]], including the [[Foursticks]] shop |
*The [[Palace Pantry]] | *The [[Palace Pantry]] | ||
*[[Falkland Convenience Store]] | *[[Falkland Convenience Store]] | ||
Revision as of 13:54, 6 March 2024
Falkland High Street and the East Lomond Hill
Falkland High Street is the historic main street of Falkland, and many of the village's most important buildings are situated on it. It runs between East Port and West Port
See map: Map D (28)
North side
From west to east the buildings on the north side are:
- Embo
- Whinstone House
- Beeways
- Blair Cottage
- Daamar
- The Wee Hoose
- Carberry
- The Weaver's Cottage
- Steps House (postcode is West Port)
- Bowriefaulds
- Traquair (postcode is West Port)
(Mill Green and Mill Wynd are here)
(at this point the street opens up into a square containing the Bruce Fountain and Mercat Cross)
- Fountain House
- Falkland Parish Church
- Saddlers
- Maspie House
- St Andrew's House
- Key House
- Key Cottage
- Falkland Palace
- NTS Shop
South side
From west to east the buildings on the south side are:
- Courtside
- Gardens Cottage
- Falkland Old Cemetery
- Stewart Cottage
- Drysdale House
- Bruce Buildings
- Young's House
- Pitcairn House
- Craig House
(South Street West is here.)
(Rotten Row is here)
(Cross Wynd is here)
(Back Wynd is here)
- Bank of Scotland and Bank House
- The Rowan Tree
- The Bruce Inn
- Moncrieff House
- Ladieburn Cottage and Foursticks, including the Foursticks shop
- The Palace Pantry
- Falkland Convenience Store
- Tornaveen
The remainder of the continuation of High Street actually has East Port addresses: