A mystery surrounding stained-glass window fragments anonymously returned to a historic Scottish abbey has been solved. In November 2020, a box containing 49 shards arrived at the Abbey Church ...

Experts have solved a mystery over stained glass window fragments which were anonymously returned to a historic abbey several years ago. The 49 fragments were sent to the Abbey Church, part of 950 ...

The most notable site in Dunfermline is the 12th-century Dunfermline Abbey. Originally a priory, the abbey was the venue for at least one royal wedding and is the resting place of royals like ...

WHEN King Charles III rolled into Dunfermline last autumn, to proclaim it Scotland’s newest city, it was the royal icing on a richly layered historic cake.. But standing in Dunfermline Abbey’s New ...

Category A-listed Dunfermline Abbey was built between 1128 and 1150 Dunfermline is to become Scotland's eighth city after being granted the status as part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee ...

Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon booed by crowds as she arrives in Dunfermline to receive King Charles. The monarch is being accompanied by Queen Consort Camilla as they formally make it ...

There exists only one fragment from Dunfermline Abbey which might yield a DNA sample. But trying to extract the DNA would mean destroying that tiny piece of bone.

The late Queen Elizabeth previously visited Dunfermline Abbey to mark its 900th anniversary. Lord Provost Jim Leishman, the former manager of Dunfermline Athletic football team, ...

The BBC reports that the couple visited Dunfermline Abbey to mark its 950th anniversary. The queen also visited for its 900th anniversary celebrations back in 1972.

Dunfermline Abbey was later established as a royal mausoleum for the Scottish Crown with a total of 18 royals, including seven kings buried there - from Queen Margaret in 1093 to Robert Stewart ...