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Fife's Museums and Art Galleries.

ANDREW CARNEGIE BIRTHPLACE MUSEUM - Moodie Street, Dunfermline.
The Birthplace Cottage and Memorial Hall tell the fascinating story of Andrew Carnegie the weaver's son who became King Steel and the greatest benefactor of his time. New audio presentation in the Birthplace Cottage also available in reception with photo album for visitors with mobility difficulties. Transformed Exhibition Hall with new displays, graphics and touch screens now open. Coffee, gifts, free parking.
ARTERY GALLERY - 43 South Street, St Andrews.
Artery Gallery is aiming to make art more affordable and accessible by bringing you the best of contemporary paintings, ceramics, sculpture, jewellery and much more from local, national and international artists. Wheelchair friendly.
ARTIS -33 - 33 High Street, Aberdour.
Art gallery, paintings, prints, photography, glass, ceramics, jewellery, sculpture, antiques. Art workshops. Exhibition space.
BRITISH GOLF MUSEUM - Bruce Embankment, St Andrews.
At the British Golf Museum, the history of golf is explored through imaginative exhibitions and stunning multimedia displays. This 5 Star Museum is the perfect break from playing golf.
BUCKHAVEN MUSEUM - College Street, Buckhaven.
Museum featuring displays about the town's history with a focus on the fishing and mining industries. A room of 1920's domestic objects is also on show.
BURNTISLAND EDWARDIAN FAIR MUSEUM - 102 High Street, Burntisland.
Visit the colourful reproduction Edwardian Fairground displays, and find out more about Burntisland's history.
CRAIL MUSEUM & HERITAGE CENTRE - 62/64 Marketgate, Crail.
Showing local history of the Royal Burgh, Crail Golfing Society and Airfield (HMS Jackdaw, HMS Bruce and J.S.S.L.). Wheelchair access to ground floor.
FIFE FOLK MUSEUM - High Street, Ceres, by Cupar.
Attractive historic buildings house an interesting local collection relating to the lives of people in Fife. Come and view a cottage interior, tradesman's tools and costume, exhibits on bee keeping and agricultural pre-industrial machinery. See our temporary exhibition for 2009 Animal, vegetable, mineral? The Ingenuity of Sport.
FISHER STUDIO & GALLERY - 11-13 High Street, Pittenweem.
An established artist owned gallery, showing changing exhibitions by contemporary artists and craftworkers, including new paintings by the resident artist Jan Fisher. Pittenweem is known for its artistic community, small galleries in the famous Arts Festival in August.
JERDAN GALLERY - 42 Marketgate South, Crail.
Wide variety of contemporary and 19th/20th century Scottish art, sculpture, jewellery and ceramics throughout the year with exhibits changing on a monthly basis. Fabulous sculpture garden. 4 Star Arts Venue.
KIRKCALDY MUSEUM & ART GALLERY - War Memorial Gardens, Kirkcaldy.
Superb collection of 19th & 20th century Scottish paintings and award winning local history exhibitions and a lively changing programme. Gallery shop and cafe with Wemyss Ware displays. 3 Star Museum. Ramped access to main entrance and lift to first floor galleries. Accessible toilet facilities are available on both floors.
LAING MUSEUM - High Street, Newburgh.
The museum illustrates the many aspects of Newburgh's history from medieval burgh to maritime and industrial town. 3 Star Museum.
METHIL HERITAGE CENTRE - 272 High Street, Lower Methil.
Lively community museum with a display about Levenmouth and o programme of temporary exhibitions. Workshops in conjunction with changing exhibitions.
MUSA ( MUSEUM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREWS) - 9 The Scores, St Andrews.
The museum of The University of St Andrews will open in summer 2008 displaying artifacts from an exiting collection that has been almost 6 centuries in the making.
MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATION - 131 High Street, Burntisland.
"CHIPS WITH EVERYTHING"
An all new exhibition that tells the story of how our lives have changed in the past 60 years as a result of the invention of the transistor and the integrated circuit (the chip). Here's entertainment and education for young and old.
PITTENCRIEF HOUSE MUSEUM - Pittencrief park, Dunfermline.
A 17th century house transformed into a museum by Robert Lorimer when Andrew Carnegie gave Pittencrief Park to Dunfermline in1903. Fully accessible ground floor gallery tells of dinosaurs, fossils and furry animals as well as the human history of the Park.
SCOTTISH FISHERIES MUSEUM - St Ayles, Harbourhead, Anstruther.
The Scottish fishing industry from the earliest days up to the present. Model and actual boats, fishing gear and life sized models of fisher folk and many fine paintings. 4 Star Museum. Ramped throughout from street level and disabled toilet.
SCOTTISH VINTAGE BUS MUSEUM - M90 Commerce Park, Lathalmond, by Dunfermline.
Possibly the UK's largest collection of historic buses, dating from the 1920's to 1980's. See beautifully restored buses in the exhibition hall and restoration projects in the workshops. Steam railway locomotive shed now open. Souvenir shop and cafe. Disabled toilet facilities and car parking. Follow signs from M90 (junction 4).
SHORELINE STUDIOS - 2 Shore Road, Aberdour.
Original artworks including paintings, prints, jewellery, stained and fused glass, ceramics and cards. A picture framing service is available. Access able for wheelchairs.
ST ANDREWS MUSEUM - Kinburn Park, Doubledykes Road, St Andrews.
Explores the heritage of the ancient town from the Bronze age to modern times, exiting temporary exhibition& event programme.Cafe and baby changing facilities. 3 Star Museum. Entrance ramp, lift to all public areas, toilet facilities.
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