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The '''Fife Folk Museum''' is a museum of local life located in the village of [[Ceres, Fife]], [[Scotland]]. |
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This award winning{{Fact|date=April 2009}} museum (most recently the [[Glenfiddich Food and Drink Awards|Glenfiddich and Kintore]] awards) looks at the most important aspect of life in the [[Kingdom of Fife]] - its people. Spanning two centuries, the collection comprises objects, fine art, documents and costumes illustrating the working and social lives of the people of Fife. |
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The museum is centrally located within the small historic burgh of [[Ceres]]. |
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Displays cover the life and work of local people in the past. Exhibits show local trades, crafts, reconstructions of traditional rural cottage interiors and costumes dating from the 18th century. |
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The Museum shop offers a range of gifts and publications. It focuses on local crafts and skills, with work by local artists. |
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A large number of visitors come year on year. The museum is introducing a programme of exhibitions in its modern museum extension. |
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==External links== |
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*[http://www.fifefolkmuseum.org/ Fife Folk Museum website] |
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{{Scottish Museums and Art Galleries}} |
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[[Category:Museums in Fife]] |
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[[Category:Agriculture in Scotland]] |
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[[Category:Folk museums]] |
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[[Category:Rural history museums in Scotland]] |
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[[Category:Local museums in Scotland]] |
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[[Category:Category A listed buildings]] |
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[[Category:Listed buildings in Fife]] |
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