Grid reference NT3497
near to East Wemyss, Fife, Scotland
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Warning Mine Gas
by Iain Brown
This is a mine gas vent on the capped shaft of the former Michael Colliery in East Wemyss.
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Shore at Macduff's Castle
by Colin Smith
At East Wemyss, below the ruins of the Earl of Fife's stronghold. the coastal path passes caves (Gaelic - uamh, hence the name Wemyss).
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Roadside ornamental feature, East Wemyss
by Bill Kasman
Beside the main road through the Fife village of East Wemyss this is one of several ornamental features which brighten up the area. This one is on the grass verge between High Road (the A955) and Wemysshaven Gardens.
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MacDuff's Castle
by Mat Fascione
MacDuff's Castle is a ruined castle near East Wemyss. The castle is associated with the MacDuff Earls of Fife, the most powerful family in Fife in the middle ages. The present castle ruins are the remains of the home of the Wemyss... (more)
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Bus stop and shelter on the A955, East Wemyss
by JThomas
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Gravestone in cemetery at East Wemyss
by ronnie leask
This gravestone in the extreme NW corner was designed by the celebrated architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh,(1868-1928). Whilst it does not personally appeal the book,'The Buildings of Fife', waxes lyrical,"Designed by... (more)
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Steps near Macduff's Castle
by Lis Burke
The Fife Coastal Path follows the shoreline here except for the short stretch next to Macduff's Castle, which has a steep flight of steps on either side.
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Macduff's Castle, former seat of the Earls of Fife
by James Denham
For full description see NT3497 : Macduff's Castle
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Macduff's Castle
by Euan Nelson
Perched on top of the famous Wemyss Caves, only the south tower remains of this sixteenth century castle, although the first fortification on this site was constructed by the Macduff earls of Fife in the eleventh century.
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Fife Coastal Path approaches Macduff's Castle
The view of the path as it approaches the ruins of Macduff's Castle. The fence on the left is the boundary of the cemetery.
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East Wemyss
Houses in East Wemyss. The main road, the Fife Coastal Tourist Route, is on the right.
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Macduff's Castle and the Wemyss Caves
by Kevin Rae
View showing the Well Cave below the ruins of Macduff's Castle.
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