Tour Scotland video of Kirkcaldy and District Pipe Band at the Scottish Highland Gathering in Memorial Park, Thornton on ancestry visit to Fife, Scotland.. There is a strong ethic within the band to encourage the learning of piping and drumming to the wider community.
In 1882, Frances Groome's Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland described Thornton like this: Thornton, a village in the South of Markinch parish, Fife, near the left bank of the River Ore, and near Thornton Junction on the North British railway, this being 15¼ miles East North East of Dunfermline, 20 miles North East of Edinburgh, and 8 miles South of Ladybank Junction. It has a post office under Kirkcaldy, a public school, and an Established church.
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