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...the eastern side of [[Pleasance]], Falkland, since demolished and replaced with the houses in [[The Riggs]]. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...Hill]] and flows to the west and then north of [[Freuchie]] before joining with the [[River Eden]]. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...historic parish of Kettle, but included here because of long associations with Falkland. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...' is formed to the north of Falkland by the merging of the [[Maspie Burn]] with the [[Arraty Burn]]. It then flows northwards to join the [[River Eden]]. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...Part of it was in a tunnel underneath what it now [[Mill Lade House]]. It no longer exists. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...t cricket club in Fife, founded in 1860.<ref>[https://spcu.hitscricket.com/pages/page_16619/Falkland-CC.aspx Strathmore and Perthshire Cricket Union].</ref> [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...'''outlying buildings''' are so classified because they re not identified with a particular street: [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...nd forming the start of the [[Leslie Road]]. It contains a group of houses with the [[Lomond Fields]] address. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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The '''Mill Pond''' was a pond fed by the [[Mill Burn]] near its confluence with the [[Maspie Burn]]. It fed the [[Mill Lade]], which powered the [[Turning [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...d to [[Lathrisk]]. The first section of the road, as far as the crossroads with the [[Laich Road]] and [[Jubilee Crescent]], forms the western edge of [[Ne [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...arallel lane behind [High Street], vernacular houses, several pantiled and with mid-C18 dates carved on their lintels."<ref>[[Gifford, Fife|Gifford, ''Fife [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

...unning north from [[High Street, Freuchie|High Street]], near its junction with [[East End]]. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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[[Lomond Cottage]] is on the corner with [[West Port]]. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...ral car park, [[Community Hall]], [[Falkland Library]] and public toilets, with an entrance from [[Back Wynd]], and the '''Sugar Acre Nursery''' is now the [[Category:Pages with no pictures]].

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...[[Fish Pond Bridges]] occur before and after the pond and lodge. If merges with the [[Maspie Burn]] near the [[West Loan]], but previously some of the wate [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

...Evening Telegraph'', 11 March 1901, reprinted in [[Playfair and Burgess]], pages 17&ndash;18.</ref> [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

...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 unclassified road until [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...s a Scottish architect, born at Kincaple, Fife. His family were associated with Myres Castle, near Auchtermuchty. He was apprenticed to Robert Lorimer in 1 [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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(at the crossroads with [[South Street]] and [[Horsemarket]]) running south to [[Royal Terrace]]. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

'''Drumond House''' is a house in [[Back Dykes]], Falkland, near the corner with [[Sharps Close]]. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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Not to be confused with [[Lomondside House]] in Back Wynd, now Smart Cookies Nursery. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...the [[Arraty Burn]] to form the [[Falkland Burn]], which eventually merges with the [[River Eden]]. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 233 080 ...e to Chancefield"] archived via the Internet Archive &ndash; original page no longer available.</ref>

...side, by the joining of the Carmore Burn and Beattie Burn, near the border with Perth & Kinross, then slowly across the Howe of Fife (until drained in the [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...ace]] and various other properties from his father. He lived at the Palace with his family for some years, but in 1952 he appointed the National Trust for [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

The '''A912''' is a main road, starting near Perth, merging for a time with the A91, then continuing via Strathmiglo to Falkland (this section is somet ...nge and sewage works; on the right are [[Liquorstane House]], the junction with [[Liquorstane]], and the [[Lomondview]] care home, and a little further on

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 25502 07086 ...Prime Minister Gordon Brown, spent summer holidays at Number 2 as a child with her parents, who owned the cottage but were then based in Dar es Salaam.

...d Falkland Estate undertaken by the Bruces after 1820. It forms a foursome with [[Annfield]], [[Chancefield]] and [[Summerfield]], all created in the same [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

...d Falkland Estate undertaken by the Bruces after 1820. It forms a foursome with [[Annfield]], [[Chancefield]] and [[Summerfield]], all created in the same [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 25271 07274 ...es. 2-storey L-plan, irregular ferestration [''sic''] with margins, partly with dormerheads.

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 26773 7207 ''Not to be confused with [[Wayside Cottage]], Pleasance.''

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 28449 06774 ...rn''' is a public house in [[Freuchie High Street]], opposite the junction with [[East End]].

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 28441 6719 ...orey 3-window stuccoed and slated, artisan. Roman doric pilaster doorpiece with shallow fanlight, shutters.

| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 24620 10153 ...ing ground, about 42m. by 26m. within as many as four ramparts and ditches with an average of more than 9m. between the two outer banks, though much of the

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.....] is also proprietor and supervisor of the old-world hamlet of Dunshalt, with a small exception. The brick and tile works on the estate at Dunshalt, whic [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 23113 07083 ...lar to exterior, rubble interior. Round-arched niche to W. Ashlar gatepier with pedimented coping to N.

| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 26711 07280 Probably 18th century, renovated 20th. 2-storey 2-window harled with margins, piended pantiled roof: single-storey wing.

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 26875 7105 ...is a former toll house in Newton of Falkland, at the end of [[Holm Road]], with frontages to both Holm Road and [[Main Street]].

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...en the [[Hayloft Tearoom]] and [[Dunira]]. it is set back from the street, with a small stand-alone store builidng (a former public toilet) in front of it. [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 28142 06859 ...], immmediately to the east of a bridge over a burn, and and on the corner with [[Linen Mill Close]].

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...to the shop (opposite the palace) which had once been Galloway's emporium, with a postmaster who is also a newsagent, a stationer, a confectioner and a tob [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 28988 06608 ...arge 4-storey cornmill with 5-storey kiln having pyramidal roof. Whinstone with freestone dressings, piended slate and pantile roofs, wheel removed and muc

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 26776 07225 ...erly 3 cottages, now one house. South part 2 single-storey cottages rubble with droved dressings, pantiled; doors altered to windows and additional windows

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...lionhead mask water spout below roll-moulded cornice and fluted domed cap with acorn finial.<ref>At junction of [[Main Street]] and [[Braehead]], in front MAIN STREET E (NO 2686 0710): Kennedy well sited in cottage garden; detailed as above.<ref>Ne

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 23794 05824 ...nd to allow vehicular access for ease of loading limestone from above, and with arched openings at exposed faces. Snecked, roughly squared and coursed rubb

...entury: group of weavers’ cottages forming L-plan: rubble and pantile: one with moulded doorpiece filled up [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 25208 07334 ...tage is the east section, the other part being [[Braehead House]]. "Mutual with Belmont" seems to be a mistake, as [[Rannoch]] is in between.</ref>

...parish at [[Kilgour]] and about a mile and a half from the present church. No trace of it now remains on site. "Although no trace of the church remains above ground, the site of the kirkyard can be c

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 27003 5333 18th century with later additions. 2-storey 3-window harled with central gablet, late porch and other additions.

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18th Century: two, small 2-storey: harl and pantile: crowstepped: one with pigeon hole entries [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

...cattered over the park a number of tin cans and the hedge side is littered with these and old boots, a part of the Loan’s refuse evidently. Be good enoug [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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...nterest is enhanced by its associations with the royal Palace of Falkland, with which it forms a contiguous designed landscape and a shared and related his Designed estate landscape with picturesque waterside walks, formal gardens, parkland and pleasure grounds.

| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 25345 07286 West block: single-storey and attic, 2-bay with centre door; harled with painted margins; pantiled roof; crowstepped gable

| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 27409 08314 ...side walls. Corniced, square, rusticated ashlar gatepiers at main entrance with linking quadrant walls.

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 28477 06963 ...2 segmentally arched cart entrances. Squared and snecked stugged sandstone with rusticated ashlar masonry to quoins, arched cart entrance surrounds and ver

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 25373 07572 ...rebuilt. Remains comprise base of large circular well-tower, ashlar-built with triple chamfered ground course linked on north west by curtain wall to circ

...hip. During the residency of the Thomsons, the Nuthill lands were laid out with a 'New Park' to the south of Nuthill House, enclosed and surrounded by an e [[Category:Pages with no pictures]]

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 23426 07930 ...ditch complex was used in the selection of live deer for hunting, possibly with associations to contemporary Scottish royalty, within the estate and for th

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| '''OS grid ref''' || NO 27322 08468 ...toric parish of Kettle, but included here because of its long associations with Falkland.