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The Gellet Rock

The picture on the right is of the Gellet Rock and it is a popular spot for climbers to practice. The Gellet Rock is a pinnacle of rock that remains in the East Quarry at Charlestown and indicates the extent of the quarry operations that took place here. This rock is also a favourite place for geologist to visit as the rock reveals a wide range of fossil remains eg crinoids, corals, sponges, and brachipods.

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• ​Charlestown Conservation Area Appraisal​
• Limekilns Conservation Area Appraisal​
• Pattiesmuir Conservation Area Appraisal​
• West Fife Guide​
• Article: Gelletshire's Three Ports​
• Poster: Fife Estuary Forum​
• Poster: Blackness to Charlestown Bridge 1865​
• The Bridge that Never Was​
• Mystery Forth Bridge​
• Broomhall Bonspiel 1980 
  Several pictures of the Broomhall Bonspiel 1980​
• The Wreck of a Limekilns Ship​
• IFLI Signage 
  Signage Proposals​
• Limekilns School Logbook 1867 to 1910
• War Memorial

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