The white building in centre frame is part of the (now-closed) Belvedere Hotel.
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Main Street is straight ahead. The turning to the left is Broad Wynd.
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This narrow entrance at one end of Main Street leads to a public car park.
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The Fife Coastal Path leaves West Wemyss heading for Buckhaven. On the left is the parish church.
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Buckhaven and Wemyss Parish Church (St Adrian's) has an interesting history as a place of worship Link
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Buckhaven and Wemyss Parish Church (St Adrian's) has an interesting history as a place of worship Link
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This notice is sited as the path leaves West Wemyss heading for Buckhaven.
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Buckhaven and Wemyss Parish Church (St Adrian's) has an interesting history as a place of worship Link
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This war memorial has a hidden history. This was the original gates to the churchyard and also a former entrance to Wemyss Castle. Note the date on the piers Link
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See also this image NT3294 : War Memorial, West Wemyss
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This gate, in Croftamorie close to the war memorial, is an alternate entrance to the parish church.
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From the Fife Coastal Path. Wemyss Castle can be seen partially hidden by trees.
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Wemyss Castle can be seen partially hidden by trees. The wooden fence surrounds a football field.
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This playing field lies close to the Fife Coastal Path (in shadow) just as it leaves West Wemyss heading for Buckhaven.
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A family enjoy a sunny day in what old maps refer to as a 'pool'. It may have been associated with the salt panning which was previously carried out in the area. The experimental wind turbine at the Bi-Fab yard, Fife Energy Park, in Methil is visible NO3800 : View along Leven beach towards what was the site of the Methil power station
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The spiky object in centre frame is a memorial to five residents of the village. Carved from granite it is a representation of a sea mine NT3294 : Memorial plaque, West Wemyss
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This memorial plaque is on the object in this image NT3294 : Memorial, West Wemyss
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Several headstones in Buckhaven and Wemyss Parish Church burial ground have become unstable and are in danger of falling over. The local authority has installed temporary measures to prevent their collapse NT3294 : Warning sign on unstable headstone
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Several headstones in Buckhaven and Wemyss Parish Church burial ground have become unstable and are in danger of falling over. The local authority has installed temporary measures to prevent their collapse NT3294 : Unstable headstones
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This car park is adjacent to the parish church.
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This car park is adjacent to the parish church. It is also a bus terminus and the location of several recycling bins. The Fife Coastal Path leaves the village from here heading towards Buckhaven.
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This old rowing boat in the car park adjacent to the parish church has been turned into an ornamental planter. There is a quote along the bottom which reads: 'Second Star To The Right & Straight On 'Til Morning' (from Peter Pan). The metal plates cover pumping machinery which is part of the waste water treatment facilities for West Wemyss.
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The Fife Coastal Path goes straight ahead. There is access to the beach on the left. The barrier prevents people climbing onto the rocks which are part of the anti-erosion defences protecting the newly-built wall. The square boulder to the right carries a plaque (which doesn't photograph well) celebrating the completion of the new sea wall defences in 2001.
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Standing in the porch of Buckhaven and Wemyss Parish Church is this original red sandstone font from when the church was named St. Adrian's.
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Croftamorie offers pedestrian access to Church Street. The wall on the right is the original boundary wall between the village and Wemyss Estate policies.
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Croftamorie goes downhill to the war memorial at the entrance to the car park adjacent to the parish church. The doorway to the left leads to a woodland path which finds its way through the Wemyss Estate to East Wemyss. It also leads to a number of allotments used by villagers.
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These allotments are adjacent to Croftamorie and can be accessed through the doorway in this image NT3294 : Croftamorie, West Wemyss
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Accessed by the doorway in this image NT3294 : Croftamorie, West Wemyss this path winds its way through Wemyss Estate to reach East Wemyss.
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From Church Street this narrow lane leads to Main Street.
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From where Church Street becomes Broad Wynd, Narrow Wynd goes downhill past the Heritage Centre to Main Street.
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The Cross continues through the gap between the buildings.
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These houses are built on the site of a former primary school.
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Broad Wynd goes downhill to join Main Street at the Tolbooth.
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This plaque is on the Main Street wall of the Tolbooth. Now badly damaged and indecipherable it commemorates David, 4th Earl of Wemyss (1678-1720) who was responsible for its construction Link
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The Heritage Centre is small but has a good collection of mainly mining-related items - tools and equipment, memorabilia, photographs, plaques, etc. If you are in the village it's well worth a visit although it's mainly open only on weekends. The building used to be a bunkhouse serving walkers following the Fife Coastal Path.
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The Heritage Centre is small but has a good collection of mainly mining-related items - tools and equipment, memorabilia, photographs, plaques, etc. If you are in the village it's well worth a visit although it's mainly open only on weekends. The building used to be a bunkhouse serving walkers following the Fife Coastal Path.
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The Heritage Centre is small but has a good collection of mainly mining-related items - tools and equipment, memorabilia, photographs, plaques, etc. If you are in the village it's well worth a visit although it's mainly open only on weekends. The building used to be a bunkhouse serving walkers following the Fife Coastal Path.
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The Heritage Centre is small but has a good collection of mainly mining-related items - tools and equipment, memorabilia, photographs, plaques, etc. If you are in the village it's well worth a visit although it's mainly open only on weekends. The building used to be a bunkhouse serving walkers following the Fife Coastal Path.
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The Heritage Centre is small but has a good collection of mainly mining-related items - tools and equipment, memorabilia, photographs, plaques, etc. If you are in the village it's well worth a visit although it's mainly open only on weekends. The building used to be a bunkhouse serving walkers following the Fife Coastal Path.
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The Heritage Centre is small but has a good collection of mainly mining-related items - tools and equipment, memorabilia, photographs, plaques, etc. If you are in the village it's well worth a visit although it's mainly open only on weekends. The building used to be a bunkhouse serving walkers following the Fife Coastal Path.
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This grassy area was once the inner harbour. It was filled in and reclaimed as land in 1964.
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This grassy area was once the inner harbour. It was filled in and reclaimed as land in 1964.
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This grassy area was once the inner harbour. It was filled in and reclaimed as land in 1964.
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West Wemyss harbour once consisted of an outer harbour and an inner harbour. The inner harbour was filled in and reclaimed as land in 1964 but this section of the inner harbour wall still survives.
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