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James Blake's introduction of the weaving of fine damask linen in 1718 led to the town becoming the world's leading producer.Omand The Fife Book pp.188–189. The most imposing of the linen damask factories was St Leonard's Mill which was established by Erskine Beveridge in 1851.

12 December 1944), renowned actor of stage and screen. Charles I (19 November 1600 - 30 January 1649), King of England, Scotland and Ireland, was born in the royal palace. Barbara Dickson (1947-), singer. David Ferguson (ca.

Additional provisions were made for electricity, water and sewage systems.

In 1624 a major fire left a large part of the medieval-renaissance burgh in ruin.

Smaller industrial estates were focused on Dickson Street, Halbeath Drive and Primrose Lane.Today, Dunfermline's economy is largely reliant on financial and service sector jobs which account for 87% of the town's employment.

He was the central figure in promoting its early 20th century urban renewal and his financial legacy is still of major importance.Traditional industries in Dunfermline's catchment area have principally involved textiles, engineering, defence and electronics.

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