A food hamper donation from staff at the Spar store in Carfrae Drive, Glenrothes for these unidentified Czech sportsmen visiting the town. Picture taken by freelance photographer Robert Mackie for the Glenrothes Gazette.placeholder image
A food hamper donation from staff at the Spar store in Carfrae Drive, Glenrothes for these unidentified Czech sportsmen visiting the town. Picture taken by freelance photographer Robert Mackie for the Glenrothes Gazette.

In Pictures: memories of the 1990s in this gallery of rarely seen Fife pictures

Allan Crow
By Allan Crow

Editor, Fife Free Press

Published 29th Nov 2025, 15:49 GMT
Updated 30th Nov 2025, 10:17 GMT

They were originally printed in the Glenrothes Gazette and Fife Free Press, and form just a small section of our photo archives. If you have an archive photo you would like to share with us, email [email protected] together with some details.

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The 1991 photo-call for members of Leslie Bowling Club. The picture was submitted to the Glenrothes Gazette.

5. Down memory lane

The 1991 photo-call for members of Leslie Bowling Club. The picture was submitted to the Glenrothes Gazette. Photo: Submitted

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Young hockey players from Glenrothes pictured in 1991. The photo was taken by a staff photographer from the Glenrothes Gazette.

6. Down memory lane

Young hockey players from Glenrothes pictured in 1991. The photo was taken by a staff photographer from the Glenrothes Gazette. Photo: Fife Free Press

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A sponsorship award for Fife Scouts in 1991. The presentation was made at Balbirnie House Hotel, pictured (from left) Garth Morrison (Chief Scout), Frank Hood (Area Commissioner for Fife) and James Purvis (senior manager, Bank of Scotland), The bank was one of the first companies to join the |Scouts’ sponsorship scheme. The picture was taken by Robert Mackie, freelance photographer, for the Glenrothes Gazette.

7. Down memory lane

A sponsorship award for Fife Scouts in 1991. The presentation was made at Balbirnie House Hotel, pictured (from left) Garth Morrison (Chief Scout), Frank Hood (Area Commissioner for Fife) and James Purvis (senior manager, Bank of Scotland), The bank was one of the first companies to join the |Scouts’ sponsorship scheme. The picture was taken by Robert Mackie, freelance photographer, for the Glenrothes Gazette. Photo: Robert Mackie

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An intriguing photo-call from 1996 at what looks like the Path Village in Kirkcaldy with youngsters dressed in the style of Deacon Brodie. The photo was taken by Harvey Photographic and distributed to local newspapers.

8. Down memory lane

An intriguing photo-call from 1996 at what looks like the Path Village in Kirkcaldy with youngsters dressed in the style of Deacon Brodie. The photo was taken by Harvey Photographic and distributed to local newspapers. Photo: Submitted

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