Dysart Collection

Dysart, Scotland

Dysart (colour litho)
3101892 Dysart (colour litho) by Haslehust, Ernest William (1866-1949); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dysart. Illustration for Beautiful Scotland (Blackie, c 1910).); © Look and Learn

White-fish fisheries: fishing boats off Dysart, 1862. Creator: Unknown
White-fish fisheries: fishing boats off Dysart, 1862. The over-fishing of our white fish is not...confined to any one variety...The prevalent ignorance as to the habits of the white fish has helped

St. George Romanian Orthodox Church Dysart Saskatchewan, Canada

Red grain elevator in winter Dysart Saskatchewan, Canada

Dysart Victorian period

Dysart Scotland Victorian period

Dysart, Fife, Victorian period

Scottish miners demonstration
Scottish miners, their wives and children on a demonstration during the 1984-85 miners strike Date: 1984

The White Fish Fisheries (engraving)
1620433 The White Fish Fisheries (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The White Fish Fisheries. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 28 June 1862)

Florence Dysart, English mezzo-soprano and actress Date: 1890s

Public arms: Chipping Sodbury; Saltash; Wallingford; Dysart; Fifeshire (engraving)
6008987 Public arms: Chipping Sodbury; Saltash; Wallingford; Dysart; Fifeshire (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Fife KY1 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Fife KY1 2

Lady Catherine Manners
CATHERINE REBECCA, lady MANNERS (nee Grey) wife of sir William Manners (later Lord Huntingtower) mother of the seventh earl of Dysart. Date: 1767 - 1852

Lauderdale and Wife
JOHN MAITLAND, duke of LAUDERDALE, prime minister of Scotland, with his second wife, Elizabeth countess of Dysart, widow of Sir Lionel Talmash

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"Dysart: A Glimpse into Scotland's Victorian Period" Step back in time and explore the charming town of Dysart, located in Fife, Scotland. Known for its rich history and stunning architecture from the Victorian period, it offers a unique experience for history enthusiasts. During the Victorian era, Dysart flourished as a bustling mining community. Scottish miners took to the streets in powerful demonstrations, fighting for their rights and fair treatment. These events shaped the town's identity and left an indelible mark on its history. One notable landmark is St. George Romanian Orthodox Church in Dysart, Saskatchewan, Canada. This architectural gem stands tall as a testament to the diverse cultural heritage that has influenced Dysart over time. In winter, Dysart transforms into a picturesque wonderland with its iconic red grain elevator standing proudly against a snowy backdrop. The sight is truly breathtaking and captures the essence of this Canadian town's beauty. Art lovers will appreciate "Dysart (colour litho), " an artistic representation that encapsulates the spirit of this historic place through vibrant hues and intricate details. Another artwork worth mentioning is "The White Fish Fisheries (engraving), " which showcases one of Dysart's thriving industries during that period. Beyond its historical significance, Dysart boasts talented individuals who have made their mark on various fields. Florence Dysart was an English mezzo-soprano and actress whose talent resonated far beyond her hometown. As you wander through this enchanting town today, you'll come across public arms such as those found in Chipping Sodbury or Saltash – symbols representing civic pride throughout different regions including Wallingford and Fifeshire (as depicted in engravings). To navigate your way around Fife KY1 2 Map provides valuable guidance ensuring you don't miss any hidden gems within this captivating region. Dysart invites visitors to immerse themselves in its fascinating past while appreciating the beauty of its present.