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P01469 Camelon Public School, Falkirk Pre 1900 Unknown

P45534 Duncarron Iron Works, Denny 1978 Robert Gibson

P02186 "Coronation Decorations, 12th May 1937" 1937 Falkirk Herald

P00472 Newmarket St, Falkirk Aug 1913 Unknown

P19763 Grahamston Bowling Club Circa 1932 Unknown

Sites and Monument Record: Callendar House Sundial II (SMR 564)

Sites and Monument Record: Castlecary Roman Fort Limekiln (SMR 82)

Sites and Monument Record: Lochgreen House (SMR 97)

Sites and Monument Record: Kinneil (Bo'ness) Distillery (SMR 150)

Sites and Monument Record: Castlecary Castle (SMR 149)

Quadrangular block arranged around a cobbled courtyard. The N and W ranges are two storeys high. An entrance pend on the N is surmounted by a doocot.

Sites and Monument Record: Dunmore Park Stables (SMR 187)

3 dwellings in Dunmore Square listed as a unit. Interesting example of mid c19th estate development.

Sites and Monument Record: Strath-Earn, Dunmore (SMR 197)

This weir lies to the SW of the Ironworks. It is arranged with the outer face of the arc facing upstream, and with a shallow-sloped face on the downstream side. Straight weir about 90ft long. The local angling association have removed the centre to allow salmon up river, and in so doing have destroyed the structural integrity of the monument. Built for Carron Co c1812. Gravity weir across the River Carron with bullnosed ashlar shallow sloped face oin downstream side.

Sites and Monument Record: Carron Works Weir (SMR 240)

This bridge joined the Carron Works to the main railway network. It entered the works at a high level, the large arch over the river and the smaller one over the road to W Carron being continued as a series of arches within the compound. The river arch is the only one remaining. It has channelled bullnosed ashlar voussoirs with dressed margins, and snecked rubble spandrels and wing walls spandrels strengthened with old rails, arranged radially. Road span to N removed. The springer stone for the small arch on the north and south ends has the date 1860 carved on it. 2 span segmental arched masonry bridge. The pier on line with the boundary wall of the Carron Iron works was removed in 1998 to widen the road into Carron Phoenix.

Sites and Monument Record: Carron Works Railway Bridge (SMR 241)

Sites and Monument Record: Granary, Dalgrain Rd (SMR 269)

Sites and Monument Record: Bo'ness Old Parish Church (Star Cinema) (SMR 283)

Sites and Monument Record: Castlehill, Larbert (SMR 324)

Early 18th century 2 storey building with many later modifications. It presents 4 bays to Scotland's Close and 2 to the N in the gable end. The N gable of this building still retains roll moulded skewputs. Rubble built with rendered margins.There is a datestone with initials "17FMG MR11" over a first storey door on the E side, approached by a forestair with a modern handrail. Pilastered doorpiece with flanking windows in gable end. 2 windows above with cillband, moulded eaves course, straight skews. Pantiled roof with slate easing course. End stacks. S gable elevation has remnants of an early-mid 18th century chimney piece from a demolished house to the S. Some panelling remains on the 1st floor together with a chimney piece and ceiling plasterwork which is a copy of the original in the front room. Now converted to library use.

Sites and Monument Record: West Pier Tavern (Bo'ness Library) (SMR 365)

2 storey and attic corner building. Rock-faced sandstone, ground floor with coursed rubble above polished ashlar dressings. Ground floor now painted with contrasting dressings. Angle door with turret corbelled out above, 3 lights in 1st floor, attic window with gabled head rising into conical, fishscale slated roof with finial. 5 asymmetrical bays to N, 1 wide bay to E. N elevation with 1 door to Anchor Tavern and shop front to 2 W bays, a variety of window openings and stepped string course below gabled attic windows. Crowstepped gables with apex stacks flank angle. Slate roof.

Sites and Monument Record: North Street, 42,44,46 (Anchor Tavern) (SMR 362)

Sites and Monument Record: Crown Hotel (SMR 421)

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