Club Records
- Highest home attendance: 47,438: .v. Celtic on 20 August 1949
- Highest average home attendance: 17,333, 1949–50 (15 games)
- Biggest victory: 15–0: .v. Glasgow University on 30 January 1960
- Most capped player: Iain Munro and Billy Thomson: 7 Scotland.
- Most capped international player: Mo Camara 79 appearances for the Guinean national team.
- Youngest Player: Scott Gemmill 16 years & 60 days – vs. Raith Rovers (Starks Park) 8 August 2003.
- Most Competitive Appearances: Hugh Murray, 462 (1997–2012)
- Most League appearances: Hugh Murray, 399 (1997–2012)
- Most European appearances: Campbell Money, 8 (1985–1988)
- Most League goals: David McCrae, 221 (1923–1934)
- Most League goals in a season: Dunky Walker, 45 (1921–22)
- Record transfer fee paid: £400,000 to Bayer Uerdingen for Thomas Stickroth (March 1990)
- Record transfer fee received: £850,000 from Rangers for Ian Ferguson (February 1988)
- Most League wins in a season: 24, Division Two (1971–72)
- Most League defeats in a season: 31, Division One (1920–21)
- Most League draws in a season: 15, Premier League (1987–88)
- Most consecutive league victories: 5, Division Two (18/11/1967 – 30/3/1968)
- Longest unbeaten league run: 34, 18/11/1967 (Division Two) – 16/11/1968 (Division One)
- Most Goals Scored in a season: 54, Division Two (1935–36)
- Most Goals Conceded in a season: 92, Division One (1920–21)
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