Additional reading, some of these volumes are out of print but can be obtained online or at your local library
“Memorials of Cellardyke” also known as the “Monks and the Fishermen”, by George Gourlay 1879
“Dyker Lad” by Alexander “Sonny” Corstorphine
“The Democracy of War, Anstruther and Cellardyke in the First World War”
by Kevin Dunion, Published by The Kilrenny and Anstruther Burgh Collection
“In My Ain Words an East Neuk Vocabulary” by Mary Murray, republished by The Scottish Fisheries Museum
“The Lammas Drave and the Winter Herrin” by Peter Smith ISBN 0 85976 125 8
“After the Armistice, the life and death of Elizabeth Johnston”, By Kevin Dunion, published by The Kilrenny and Anstruther Burgh Collection
Other Volumes
LINKS
In 2019 new historical information boards were placed throughout Cellardyke, The driving force and vision behind this project was Johnny Brown ( one of our founding Trustees) who sadly passed away early 2020.The supporting website can be viewed here – Cellardyke.org
The Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther holds a fantastic collection of photographs and history of Cellardyke as much of the museum’s collection comes from local sources.
The Kilrenny and Anstruther Burgh Collection also hold a great collection of local documents and exhibits
Anstruther Improvements Association – host many local events and also run a programme of local history talks
St Ayle Church Members Association formerly AKMA run regular thursday evening talks over the winter often with a historical subject
The Royal Burgh of Kilrenny Anstruther and District Community Council
Fishing Boat Heritage a good data base with lots of KY registered boats information