This view from Lower Largo Pier, looking towards Drummochy provides good detail on the individual houses on that side of the Keil Burn. The houses in the elevated position in the top left are those at the west end of Woodlands Road. Set beneath them are Bankton Cottage (the dark whinstone house) and Coventry Cottage (once occupied by the Williamsons).
The group of three houses in the centre of the image are, from left to right, Bellevue, Gullane View and Drummochy House. Behind the three-storey Drummochy House, and just beyond the viaduct, are the rooftops of Burnbrae Terrace. The house framed by the viaduct's archway is Keilside Cottage. It looks like there's a person making their way along the railway line right in the centre of the shot. This was common practice in the past for people living just over the burn from Largo Station.
The group of three houses in the centre of the image are, from left to right, Bellevue, Gullane View and Drummochy House. Behind the three-storey Drummochy House, and just beyond the viaduct, are the rooftops of Burnbrae Terrace. The house framed by the viaduct's archway is Keilside Cottage. It looks like there's a person making their way along the railway line right in the centre of the shot. This was common practice in the past for people living just over the burn from Largo Station.
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