Methil Heritage Trail

Point 10

Time

1:07

Distance (m)

75

# Steps

99

Point 10

Welcome to Methil Heritage Centre.

Built in 1936, this building originally served as Methil’s post office. Can you spot the large sandstone brick? That indicates that it was built during the reign of King Edwards VIII; fascinatingly, it remains the only post-office built-in Scotland during his reign due to him abdicating shortly after due to personal reasons. In 1991, the building opened up as Methil Heritage Centre, a museum dedicated to remembering how Methil used to be. It is open most days with facts, information, and exhibitions all about Levenmouth’s history.

Toilets are available too!

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