They were taken across 1994, and celebrated just some of the events, fundraisers, and successes of local people, groups and businesses.
We’re sure you may recognise some of the faces – enjoy this trip down memory lane!
. Memories of 1994
Miss Maude’s sandwich shop in Kirkcaldy’s Mercat Shopping Centre was awarded the Best Sandwich Award in the 1994 British Sandwich Awards. The staff are pictured with owner George Dewar. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1994
Fife Flyers’ own lottery, Premier Pools, became the team’s main shirt sponsor. Launching the deal is Shameen Dougall, lottery promoter, with players Neil Smith, Mark Morrison and Iain Robertson. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1994
Kirkcaldy Swimming Club staged its annual presentation of prizes at the Philp Hall Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1994
Royal Bank of Scotland held an open day at its Rosslyn Street branch. Pictured are Bob Blair, David Gilchrist and Steven Chalmers. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1994
Gordon Meldrum, who ran the Post Office in Templehall was chosen as Newsagent of the Month for August 1994. Pictured with Mr Meldrum are Colin Hume, chief reporter of the Fife Free Press and David Patrick, circulation representative, with two assistants from the shop looking on. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1994
Youngsters from Kirkcaldy Figure Skating Club are preparing to compete in the East Kilbride open. The club has enjoyed a successful start to the season with 11 year old Gillian Davie and Donna Ness (13) leading the way. They are pictured with coach, Jackie Barclay. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1994
Dunnikier Primary School celebrated its centenary in September 1994 with a photo of their school done in linoleum, presented by Forbo Nairn. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1994
Domestic staff at Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy, crooned and crafted their way to charity success. They raised over £500 for the Fife Hospice Appeal with a karaoke evening, and a sale of work . The ladies from the Initial Health Care team. Dawn McKenzie handed the cheque over to Janet Montgomery Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1994
Youngsters from Kirkcaldy Kayak Clkub scooped prizes in a national competition. The eight-stroing squad travelled to Bellshill for the under-16 junior cable polo event. Pictured: Alan Shields, Jason Moffat, Paul Norrie, Owen Fyfe, Gary Marzinzik, Kevin Shields, David walker, and Brian Morrison. Photo: Fife Free Press
. Memories of 1994
Kirkcaldy Magpies have reached the regional play-offs in a national seven-a-side competition. They won the girls section in the competition organised locally by Kirkcaldy and District Sports Council. Photo: Fife Free Press
5. Memories of 1994
Youngsters from Kirkcaldy Figure Skating Club are preparing to compete in the East Kilbride open. The club has enjoyed a successful start to the season with 11 year old Gillian Davie and Donna Ness (13) leading the way. They are pictured with coach, Jackie Barclay. Photo: Fife Free Press
6. Memories of 1994
Dunnikier Primary School celebrated its centenary in September 1994 with a photo of their school done in linoleum, presented by Forbo Nairn. Photo: Fife Free Press
7. Memories of 1994
Domestic staff at Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy, crooned and crafted their way to charity success. They raised over £500 for the Fife Hospice Appeal with a karaoke evening, and a sale of work . The ladies from the Initial Health Care team. Dawn McKenzie handed the cheque over to Janet Montgomery Photo: Fife Free Press
8. Memories of 1994
Youngsters from Kirkcaldy Kayak Clkub scooped prizes in a national competition. The eight-stroing squad travelled to Bellshill for the under-16 junior cable polo event. Pictured: Alan Shields, Jason Moffat, Paul Norrie, Owen Fyfe, Gary Marzinzik, Kevin Shields, David walker, and Brian Morrison. Photo: Fife Free Press