Tullis Russell photo exhibition to celebrate a Fife heritage group's 20th anniversary
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The exhibition at the 252 Memorial Hall in Betson Street, Markinch will feature around 200 photographs of employees at the former Tullis Russell paper mill.
The company was one of the largest local employers for more than two centuries, before its closure in 2015.
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Hide AdA spokesperson for the heritage group said: “Did you know anyone who worked at Tullis Russell? Come and see who you can spot. We have around 200 photos from all parts of the mill.”
The exhibition will be open from 11am to 4pm on both Saturday, April 20 and Sunday, April 21.
Light refreshments and a tombola will be on offer.
Markinch Heritage Group was founded in 2003 with the aim of raising awareness of the town’s history and heritage while helping make Markinch a better place for future generations by attracting visitors and helping boost the local economy through its local history.
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