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The site lay on the farm of Bogo and used water from the River Avon. it was already ruinous in 1824 and does not appear on the 1st ed OS.
Sites and Monument Record: Bogo Mill (SMR 2153)
Only the damhead remains on the Gardrum Burn to the SW of Wallacestone, near Burnside House.
Sites and Monument Record: Wallacestone Mill (SMR 833)
Built in 1848 from Polmont Junction to Larbert Junction at Carmuirs. It cut through the NE corner of Callendar Park and the Roman fort at Camelon.
Sites and Monument Record: Stirlingshire Midland Junction Railway (SMR 2125)
The church had stained glass windows with scriptural emblems.
The east window showed Christ the King reigning from the Cross.
A window depicting Christ the Good Shepherd was taken out by O’ May when the church was being demolished. It has been restored and installed in the north porch of the newly erected Episcopal Church of St. John’s, Torrens near Canterbury in Australia.
Sites and Monument Record: St Andrew's Church, Dunmore (SMR 740) - stained glass
The place name Keirhill of Morrowingsyde is mentioned in 1669, meaning fort or fortified place. Kendieshill is the most likely location for this lost fort.
Sites and Monument Record: Keirhill (SMR 1535)
Sites and Monument Record: Falkirk Quarry (SMR 2127)
Sites and Monument Record: Falkirk Quarry (SMR 2127)