Virtual Museum

The Trust`s long-term objective is to have a museum and display area at East End Park, where fans can view and enjoy DAFC`s rich heritage, and can carry out research into the club`s history. Until then, this site will be used as a "Virtual Museum" to illustrate items from the club`s tangible heritage. At present, many of these can be seen by clicking on the following:- DAFC Centenary Gifts in 1985 Heritage Trust Glassware Heritage Trust Medals Heritage Trust Pennants Heritage Trust Plaques Heritage Trust Plates Heritage Trust Framed Prints Heritage Trust Framed Shirts Heritage Trust Trophies

League One Champions. After the previous season`s abject misery, Pars fans could celebrate. David Cook and the board had appointed an excellent manager and coach in James McPake and Dave Mackay.

Alex Mitchell was the man who put Dunfermline Athletic on the map. He was the Chairman responsible in August 1919, for bringing Andy Wilson to play for Dunfermline.

Early Winners` medals for Dunfermline Athletic. Dunfermline Athletic won the Fife Cup and the Fife 2nd XI Cup in the year 1887

The purpose of the Hall of Fame is to recognise some of DAFC`s greatest servants and heroes by including them for all time on a Roll of Honour. The first event was at the Glen Pavilion, Dunfermline on 27 November 2004.

Stevie Morrison and Barry Nicholson were inducted at the Thirteenth Hall of Fame held at the Glen Pavilion on 27th September 2025

Ivo Den Bieman and Greg Shields were inducted at the Twelfth Hall of Fame held at the Carnegie Conference Centre on 20th April 2024

Ross Jack and Gary Mason were inducted at the Eleventh Hall of Fame held at the Glen Pavilion on 29th April 2023