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Broad Street, COWDENBEATH, KY4 8JR

Stock car circuit and home of Cowdenbeath Football Club. Match vrs Meadowbank Thistle (aka Livingston) at the end of the 1982-83 season.

At Moss Side Road at the junction with Woodside, in the busy town in central Fife

Central Park has been the home of Cowdenbeath Football Club since 1917. However, since 1970 the ground has also been a stock car racing venue.

The playing surface looks to be in fine condition, as it awaits the start of the new season when 3rd division champions Cowdenbeath FC make the step up to the 2nd division. http://www.cowdenbeathfc.com/

Scottish League Division 2, Cowdenbeath 1 Stenhousemuir 1, Attendance 455 This is one of the most unusual Scottish football grounds, due it being ringed by a stock car race track. The novelty of that might have made up for being a bit further away from the action, but the presence of a very high wire fence, to avoid the spectators later on being decapitated by flying wheels and bumpers, doesn't really add to the viewing experience. Cowdenbeath are regularly one of the worst teams in Scotland, and this year is proving no exception. After this game they were eight points adrift at the foot of Scotland's bottom (fourth-tier) league. It is hard to see them not being involved in the relegation / promotion play-off at the end of this season. There are two non-league leagues in Tier 5 : the Lowland League and the Highland League. The winners of these leagues have a two-legged playoff to earn the right for another two-legged playoff with the Football League's bottom club. On today's showing, a demotion for Cowdenbeath would be no great loss to football as a whole.

This building erected in 1891 was built by the Cowdenbeath Co-Operative Society butt is now the High Street Presence of the local constablary.

A memorial to the eight miners who lost their lives in the Donibristle Colliery Disaster on 26th August 1901.

The shopping street looking north. Once a mining town.

Taken on the last day of the 1982-83 Div 2 season. Cowdenbeath v Meadowbank Thistle, the Ferranti Thistle incarnation of the day, they now play, badly, in Livingston. The Blue Brazil are in err, Blue. A 0-0 draw, the two promotion places having been settled, it was a dead rubber, Thistle were up starting a long period of success, eventually playing in Europe. Cowdenbeath stayed put, both geographically and in the league. The stock car circuit can be clearly — 2018 Livingston have picked up, now promoted to the top division of the Scottish Football League again.

View NE, towards Lochgelly and Thornton Junction. This station, located on an earlier course of the line from Dunfermline to Thornton Junction skirting Cowdenbeath to the south, was closed back in March 1919 but the line remained in use until 1/1/68.