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...[New Inn Roundabout]] and then continues northwards, skirting [[Freuchie]] and meeting the [[B936]]. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

Postcode (numbers 1 to 31 and 2 to 42): KY15 7AS. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

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...street in [[Freuchie]]. It joins the [[Freuchie High Street|High Street]] and [[East End]] at a mini-roundabout. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

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...is part of the [[B936]], and runs eastwards towards [[Newton of Falkland]] and [[Freuchie]]. The north side of Newton Road passes [[Falkland Primary School]] and a playing field, before being joined by [[Lomond Crescent]]. From there on

...coming off [[Jubilee Crescent]] in [[Newton of Falkland]]. [[1 Malt Loan]] and [[2 Malt Loan]], both on the east side, are listed buildings. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...leading south from the junction of [[West Port]] and [[High Street West]] and forming the start of the [[Leslie Road]]. It contains a group of houses wit [[Category:Streets and roads]]

'''East End''' is a street in [[Freuchie]]. It is part of the [[B936]], and diverges from [[Freuchie High Street|High Street]] near the [[Albert Tavern [[Category:Streets and roads]]

'''Victoria Place''' Runs between [[South Street]] and [[Royal Terrace]]. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...t Port''' is an area near the junction of [[New Road]], the [[Pleasance]], and [[High Street]]. *[[1 and 2 East Port]]

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...ched houses at the south-east of Falkland. It runs south from the [[A912]] and ends in a track leading westwards to [[Well Brae]]. Postcode (numbers 1 to [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...irst section of the road, as far as the crossroads with the [[Laich Road]] and [[Jubilee Crescent]], forms the western edge of [[Newton of Falkland]]. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

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...ards open country. [[West End House]] is on the corner of Linen Mill Close and the High Street. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...ich links Falkland with [[Freuchie]]. [[Holm Road]], [[Jubilee Crescent]], and [[Braehead]] all lead off Main Street. *two of the four listed [[Newton of Falkland pumps and wells|pumps and wells]]

...]], running east to west between [[Church Street, Freuchie|Church Street]] and [[Muir Road]]. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

'''Back Street''' is a narrow lane in [[Freuchie]], running parallel and to the north of [[Freuchie High Street]]. ...he parallel lane behind [High Street], vernacular houses, several pantiled and with mid-C18 dates carved on their lintels."<ref>[[Gifford, Fife|Gifford, '

...along the northern slope of the [[East Lomond Hill]], connecting the path and steps from [[East Loan]] with a track that leads down to the [[Leslie Road] [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...ndabout''' marks the end of the [[A912]], at the junction with the [[A92]] and the A914, about 2½ miles from Falkland. It is just within the historic bou [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...try, bypassing the entrance to the [[Old Free Church]] and [[Fiddlehall]], and later crossing the track leading to [[Myreside]], ending at [[Lathrisk Road [[Category:Streets and roads]]

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...from [[Main Street]] near the [[Old Tollhouse]], passes between the north and south parts of the [[Bonthrone Maltings]], then turns south, eventually joi [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...hty and [[Dunshalt]] to Falkland where it joins the [[A912]] ([[New Road]] and [[Pleasance]]), then again from Falkland via [[Newton of Falkland]] to [[Fr [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...axis of Falkland, which also includes [[ Brunton Street]], [[Horsemarket]] and [[South Street]]. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

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...rest of the houses, possibly having been stables for the Pleasance Works, and number 4 is called "The Linen Stable". Number 22 is the telehone exchange. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

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.... The western end is part of the [[B936]], as far as the [[Albert Tavern]] and the junction with [[East End]], after which it turns north-west as an uncla *[[Moriston]] and [[In a Nook]]

...]. It starts at [[Lathrisk Road]], opposite the end of the [[Laich Road]], and curves round until it meets [[Main Street]]. *[[Balerno and Dagmar Haven]]

...and [[Allan Park]], and the steps and path leading to the [[Faulds Road]] and on up the [[East Lomond Hill]]. Much of the west side is now [[Back Dykes Terrace]] and the east side was formerly occupied by the [[St John's Works]].

...mes referred to as the '''Strathmiglo Road''',, and passes [[Easter Cash]] and the [[Pillars of Hercules]]. ...care home, and a little further on the road leading to [[Ladywell House]] and [[Chapelyard]].

[[File:Sharps Close.JPG|thumb|[[Cottage Craft Centre]] and Sharps Close]]'''Sharps Close''' is a narrow lane running south from [[Brun File:Wester Brunton gable.JPG|Sharps Close and gable end of [[Wester Brunton]]

It runs between [[Back Wynd]] and [[Cross Wynd]]. [[Southbank]] has a Horsemarket address, and faces down Horsemarket, but continues the line of buildings on the east sid

(at the crossroads with [[South Street]] and [[Horsemarket]]) running south to [[Royal Terrace]]. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...y few houses facing onto Back Dykes: beyond the wall were the old cemetery and the back gardens of houses in the High Street. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

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...easance]] and [[Newton Road]], passing to the north of [[Pleasance House]] and [[Falkland Primary School]]. The junction with Newton Road comes just befor ...sing to borrow the sum of £50,000 upon the security of the rates, property and revenues of the burgh for the purpose of meeting the cost of construction o

...[[West Port]]. There has been confusion as to which houses are in Westport and which in High Street West. [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...ynd and the East Lomond Hill]]'''Back Wynd''' runs between [[High Street]] and [[Horsemarket]] / [[South Street]]. It continues south as [[Wellbrae]]. ...eaving House]] and [[Crinan]] leads past [[Bank Cottage]] to [[Falconlea]] and then the car park.

...which includes [[South Street West]], [[Brunton Street]], [[Horsemarket]] and [[South Street]]. The west end of Brunton Street is crossed by [[Sharps Close]] and [[Rotten Row]].

...est]]. There has been confusion as to which houses are in High Street West and which in West Port. The entire street, with the exception of Stronvar and Raigmore, is within the [[Falkland Conservation Area]].

...n Row''', is a very short street, running between [[Falkland High Street]] and [[Brunton Street]]/[[South Street West]]. ...t has no houses as such, being taken up with the side of [[Thistle House]] and its garden.

...pg Page 13] of ''[[The Big Book of Falkland]]'': map of the former houses, and notes on who lived there.</ref> [[Category:Streets and roads]]

...ntinues to a cross-roads separating [[Brunton Street]] and [[Horsemarket]] and ends at [[Back Dykes]]. Much of the west side of Cross Wynd was demolished to form [[Brunton Green]] and a car park.

...as the following houses going south from the junction with [[High Street]] and [[New Road]]): [[Category:Streets and roads]]

| '''Postcode''' || KY15 7BA (odd numbers 1 to 67) and KY15 7BB (even numbers, 2 to 86) ...main part of the development forms a square to the south of [[Back Dykes]] and to the west of [[East Loan]].

...is of the village, together with [[South Street West]], [[Brunton Street]] and [[Horsemarket]]. ...listed below, only [[Southbank]], [[Mulberry Cottage]], [[Blaven Cottage]] and [[Wellbrae House]] are in the [[Falkland Conservation Area]].

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[[The Shien]] along with all the buildings and grounds of Parliament Square or Close belonged to one family from 1938. The owner sold The Shien, [[The Smiddy]], washhouse and grounds of Parliament Square to his son-in-law in 1956.

...most important buildings are situated on it. It runs between [[East Port]] and [[West Port]] ([[Mill Green]] and [[Mill Wynd]] are here)

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