The pictures first appeared in the Fife Free Press across 1987.
Enjoy our trip down memory lane – and let us know if you recognise yourself or anyone else.
. Memories of 1987
To mark Pancake day, staff at the Pancake Place - an institution on Kirk Wynd for many, many years - tried their hand at tossing pancakes. Pictured are Audrey Henderson, Tracy Allan and Elizabeth McTaggart. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1987
In March, Chris McAllister and Bill Parker won the handicap doubles tournament at the Ambassadeur Snooker Club in Kirkcaldy.. They beat Robert Duff and Dave Thomson 4-0 ibn the final. They are pictured with Pete Rodger, controller at the Ambassadeur. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1987
A new toddlers group launched at St Brycedale Kirk. Pictured at one of its earliest events are toddlers Karen Stahly (2), Andrew Latto (3) Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1987
The summer of '87 saw Kirkcaldy Highland Games take place, but downpours cur the crowd numbers, and left organisers struggling to cover their costs Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1987
Cricket has always been popular in Kirkcaldy - at one stage the town boasted three clubs. This Kirkcaldy 2nd XI team features: Back: Tom Holland, Roger Addison, Mark Haro, Gavin Quinn, Richard Wales, Willie Thomson. Front: Ian McKendrick (scorer), Forbes Alexander, Simon Kirkman (captain), Dave Brown and Mike Page Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1987
Pictured are members of Kirkcaldy Tennis Club's ladies team: Back row Marygold Hall, Claire Millar, Margaret Beattie, Christine Browning, Marjory Whitelaw Front: Ishbel Mottram, Pamela Browning, Patricia MacKenzie, Mary Hagan. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1987
Radio Forth used to have a big presence in Kirkcaldy - the station had its own shop/base at the foot of Kirk Wynd. To mark the launch of DJ Bobby Hanes' breakfast show, they did a promo in the High Street and served up a full breakfast for Kirkcaldy postie Ian Keith. It came courtesy of the cafe at the old Littlewoods store. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1987
Some of the award winners from Viewforth High School, Kirkcaldy Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1987
Victoria Hospital fete was a huge event and it brought many celebrities to town to do the honours - in 1987, Scottish entertainer Johnnie Beattie was the VIP guest as £25,000 was raised. Pictured are Sister Moira Crawford and Sister Ann Stewart from the outpatients department with five-year old Gary Cuickshanks from Salisbury Street Photo: Fife Free Press
1. Memories of 1987
In March, Chris McAllister and Bill Parker won the handicap doubles tournament at the Ambassadeur Snooker Club in Kirkcaldy.. They beat Robert Duff and Dave Thomson 4-0 ibn the final. They are pictured with Pete Rodger, controller at the Ambassadeur. Photo: Fife Free Press
2. Memories of 1987
A new toddlers group launched at St Brycedale Kirk. Pictured at one of its earliest events are toddlers Karen Stahly (2), Andrew Latto (3) Photo: Fife Free Press
3. Memories of 1987
The summer of '87 saw Kirkcaldy Highland Games take place, but downpours cur the crowd numbers, and left organisers struggling to cover their costs Photo: Fife Free Press
4. Memories of 1987
Cricket has always been popular in Kirkcaldy - at one stage the town boasted three clubs. This Kirkcaldy 2nd XI team features: Back: Tom Holland, Roger Addison, Mark Haro, Gavin Quinn, Richard Wales, Willie Thomson. Front: Ian McKendrick (scorer), Forbes Alexander, Simon Kirkman (captain), Dave Brown and Mike Page Photo: Fife Free Press