Local History Books from Fife

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  Burntisland: A Social History - Paperback - Iain Sommerville
  This is the story of the people of Burntisland from 1700 to the present day.
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  Andrew Carnegie - Paperback - David Nasaw
  Celebrated historian David Nasaw brings new life to the story of one of America's most famous and successful businessmen and philanthropists.
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  Kirkcaldy Links Market - Paperback - Carol McNeill
  This title charts the history of the Kirkcaldy Links Market.
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  A Look Back At Old Fife - Paperback - Carol McNeill
  A collection of photographs illustrating the history of Fife.
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  Shipwrecks Of The Forth And Tay - Paperback - Bob Baird
  This is a meticulously-researched reference guide to 300 shipping losses, and the events surrounding their sinking, off the coast of Scotland from Berwick-on-Tweed to the Forth and Tay, and northwards to Stonehaven.
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  Fringe Of Gold: The Fife Anthology - Paperback
  This is an anthology of writing about Fife, a part of Scotland with an immensely rich tradition of history and literature. It gathers together all of the great characters of Scottish history who have acted out their dramas within the famous Kingdom of Fife.
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  The Book Of St Andrews - Paperback
  St Andrews has long played a central role in the religious, political and cultural life of Scotland. This selection of stories, poems and memoirs is a wonderful literary celebration of this venerable town which explores the multiple facets of its life and history.
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  The Weem Witch - Paperback - Leonard Low
  'The Weem Witch' tells the story of the Pittenweem witches, bringing a horrifying episode in Scotland's past under the spotlight.
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  Cupar: A History - Hardback - Paula Martin
  'Cupar' concentrates on economic and social changes in Cupar, with much information derived from inventories of household possessions compiled at death or bankruptcy. The author uses comparison with other towns to help provide a rounded picture of this burgh, one of many historic Scottish towns.
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  Old Kelty - Paperback - Guthrie Hutton
  Kelty is a mining community which flourished from the 1870s onwards, when large-scale coal-winning was begun by the Fife Coal Company. This collection of photographs shows the village and its neighbours in their industrial heyday, but also harks back to an era of rural peace and quiet.