Members of the Dunfermline Accordion and Fiddle Club celebrate their 50th birthday. (Image: David Wardle)
HALF a century of making music has been marked by the Dunfermline Accordion and Fiddle Club.
A special social event was held in the Masonic Hall in Rosyth on Friday evening to mark the organisation's 50th birthday.
Having first set up in Dunfermline's City Hotel in 1974, it then moved to the Nethertown Institute and, over the years, has also been hosted in venues including Northern Roadhouse, the Jubilee Club, Headwell Bowling Club, Rosyth Civil Service Club and Rosyth's Sportsman's Bar.
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Members were treated to music from Ewan Galloway and his band and John Caskie MBE.
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