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25 January
I have my picture taken at the kiosk on Queensferry Road. My grandparents ran it as a sweet shop and tabacconist. Can anyone tell me when it was built and what for? Does anyone remember it as a sweet shop? (1950's and 60's)…
17 January
Marion I am writing to ask if your mother was Nellie Jarvis and did u live in craig st,. I lived...… 1 Comment
21 September
My Great Grandfather, Frederick Roff moved his family from Kent to Rosyth sometime during WW1. I have an address of Great Michael road and also Stewart Road. I have looked at maps and these two places seem to be in the docks themselves. Were there ho…
16 August
I was brought up in the 60s in Rosyth and recall much better local facilities. We had a great...… 1 Comment
28 April
My father's birth certificate states that he was born in 59 Hut, Rosyth, Dunfermline. Would this be what is called Tin Town? Does anyone know any history of this?… 2 Comments
Does anyone remember me? My name is Margaret Schulz, and I lived in Rosyth from 1941-1962. I went to Kings Road School then Dunfermline High. I have lived in Germany for a long time and would like to come back to Rosyth. Is it possible to rent a fla… 2 Comments
30 December
Rosyth is located on the Firth of Forth, a mile south of the centre of Dunfermline. It was established as a Garden City in the period 1915-1918 with 1600 houses being built in this period. … 5 Comments
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