Vicar Street and Upper Newmarket Street, Falkirk

Maker
A C Brown
Production date
Post 1905
 Description
View of the National Bank of Scotland building of three-storeys with crow-stepped gables, dormers and small turrets. Next to it is the tall spire of the church. On the left is a post supporting the overhead wires of the tramway and bottom left a tram rail can be seen.
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Department
Photo
Maker
Production date
Post 1905
Subject person
Subject place
Blacks Office (20)/Vicar St/Falkirk town centre/Falkirk area
Vicar St/Falkirk town centre/Falkirk area
Subject notes
The tramway opened in 1905. Outside the bank is a two-seater convertible car with spoked wheels. Another car sits on the cobbled road, opposite the church. St Andrew's Church of Scotland was built as the Free Church in 1894-96, later becoming the United Free and then in 1929 the Church of Scotland.
Accession number
P00224

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