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Kirkcaldy, The Path, East Bridge Flour Mills

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Main offices from the South
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View from the South West of the circular horsemill, now the boilerhouse, wheat silos and the Burn
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Detailed view from the South West of the circular horsemill, now the boilerhouse and wheat silos
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View from the East, showing the main offices, wheat silos and circular boilerhouse
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Detail of the vertical boiler
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View from the North in yard within the mill complex, showing the rear of the flourmill complex
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Detail of the makers name plate on boiler in circular boilerhouse, Spencer Hopwood patent boiler, made in Darlington (no date) - company was part of Robert Stephenson and Hawthorn Ltd. of Newcastle
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Oblique aerial view centred on the villa with villa, works and flour mill adjacent, taken from the SSW.
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Oblique aerial view centred on the villa with villa, works and flour mill adjacent, taken from the SSE.
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Detail of the vertical boiler within circular boilerhouse (made by Spencer Hopwood of Darlinton - part of Robert Stephenson and Hawthorn Ltd, no date)
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Interior detail of the horsemill, now the boilerhouse circular roof structure - wooden roof trusses supporting slate roof
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View from E showing ENE and SSE fronts of office with mill buildings in background
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View from the South East showing the circular Horsemill, now Boiler house (left), wheat silos (behind left) and the main offices
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View from E showing ENE and SSE fronts of office with mill buildings in background
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Detailed view from the South East of the circular horsemill, now the boilerhouse
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