Grid reference NO5016
near to St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
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St Salvator’s Quad. University of St Andrews Fife
by Carol Walker
St Salvador's Quadrangle is at the heart of St Andrews. Detailed plans are being developed to renew the Quadrangle. These include the improvement of the paving and the commencement of a long-term plan for the regeneration of the garden... (more)
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Approaching St. Andrews
Approaching St. Andrews on the A915. I think this photo was taken from the road where the Cairnsmill Caravan Park is today, close to the today's sign "Welcome to St. Andrews".
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Gateway Building, North Haugh
by Richard Webb
University building and rabbits.
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4 Loudens Close, St Andrews
by Richard Law
The southernmost of 4 Cat B listed cottages in the narrow wynd of Loudens Close, south of South Street. They all date from the late 18th or early 19th century, and were listed... (more)
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Benchmark on wall #7 Hepburn Gardens, St Andrews
Ordnance Survey benchmark, described on database at. See also NO5016 : #7 Hepburn Gardens, St Andrews.
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Links Crescent, St Andrews
by Gordon Brown
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Bibi's Cafe, North Street, St Andrews
A closer view of the postbox can be seen here: NO5016 : George V Postbox, North Street.
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Petheram Bridge Car Park, St Andrews
by Jim Bain
Petheram Bridge Car Park, St Andrews, one of the town's main car parks. The bush covered old railway bed runs down the far side of the car park and used to cross the road via the now long gone Petheram bridge. In the background lies... (more)
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The Whey Pat Tavern, St Andrews
by JThomas
On Bridge Street.
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A house in St Andrews
by Stanley Howe
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Upheaval on Market Street
by kim traynor
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Street scene, St Andrews
A K6 type telephone box stands beside a grit bin on a wide verge near the junction.
In 1935, the Post Office commissioned a new kiosk from Sir Giles Gilbert Scott to celebrate the Jubilee of King George V. The K6 Jubilee Kiosk, as it is... (more)
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