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Collessie, Fife

• Collessie Mill

• Collessie Parish Church

  A church has been known to exist at Collessie from the 12^th century, and the current church replaced one of the few remaining medieval churches in Scotland at the time. The previous church was sunken into the graveyard, and th...

  
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• Former United Free Church

  This building is now called Giffordtown Hall and is no longer in ecclesiastical use. It is located in Charlottetown on flat, grassy ground behind a boundary wall. The building is predominantly rubble built with sandstone dressings and a ...

  
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• Ladybank Church (Keir Memorial Hall)

  The church was built between 1881 and 1882 by James Campbell Walker. It was built as the principal church in Ladybank. In 1946 the congregation moved to Ladybank Parish Church (site number: 1005) towards the north of the town. Kerr Memor...

  
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• Ladybank Gospel Hall

  This church is situated on Hill Street and was erected in the late twentieth century. It is a harled building with a concrete tiled roof and a slate-roofed porch, and is surrounded by a wooden fence.

  
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• Ladybank Parish Church

  This church was built to house the Free Church congregation of Collessie parish which moved from the church In Charlottetown (site number: 4662) in 1876. It faces west onto Church Lane. The church consists of a gabled, main cell, a sessi...

  
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• Rossie House Mausoleum

  A substantial but ruined mausoleum, in a forested copse, located a short distance southeast of Rossie House off the A91 near Auchtermuchty. Although building records are lacking, the tomb was probably of 17^th century construct...

• St. Mary's Episcopal Church

  This church faces south onto a road running across the southern edge of Ladybank. It is a single storey building that has the appearance of a domestic house. St. Mary's is a gabled, semi-detached building with a whinstone frontage and a ...

  
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