History of Charlestown and Limekilns (Fife)

History of Charlestown and limekilns (fife) covering limkilns being Dunfermlines port,the oldest building in the village (the king's cellar). in Charlestown we look at quick lime production and how a third of the country's supply came from here. as well as when the town was planned the planner put his initials into the street plan and much more

[@burningsandsexploration3711]

Such interesting history! You presented it well. Very interesting. Thank you!

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

Thank you and glad you enjoyed it Cindy

[@davidmilroy8152]

Interesting wee video. My gran's Wood family were from Limekilns and I spent many summer holidays there. Remember the kilns and wandering around, and drinking highly mineralised water from a metal cup chained to a wall in one of the kilns where water trickled through the rock.

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

What a great place to spend the summer. Great memories

[@ScottsLand]

Just found your channel and really enjoy what you do. As a fellow YTer it's always good to know where people come from. I found your channel through Scotlands History FB page. This video is great and Im a bit of a Fife fan so always nice to see people researching the history and bringing it to a bigger audience. Keep up the good work. I've def subbed so looking forward to your next instalment. Stay safe 👍😁👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

Why thank you very much and glad you've enjoyed the video. That's definitely one of my goals to cover lesser known aspects of Scottish history. All the best Alan

[@waynekerrgoodstyle]

Interesting!

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it