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P45535 Duncarron Iron Works, Denny 1978 Robert Gibson

P45536 Duncarron Iron Works, Denny 1978 Robert Gibson

P45540 Duncarron Iron Works, Denny 1978 Robert Gibson

P03021 Grangemouth Waterworks. North Third Waterworks and Reservoir, St Ninian's, under construction Circa 1905-1911 Unknown

P17806 Group of roadmakers 1930 Unknown

Large group of buildings about 200 yds NW of Callendar House. To the N is the Factor's House and several workmen's cottages. The earliest part of the stable complex appears to be the square on the S side. This appears in the plan of 1781. The quadrangle is 2-storey, 7-window rough ashlar front with a central segmental arch with keyblock, 3-windows raised in roof with piended heads, loupin-on stone. Cartshed block at SW early 19th century. Cast iron colummed, semi-elliptical arches, bellcast to roof; at NW early 19th century block with tall narrow 1st floor windows, keyblocked segmental arches, piended roof, and crenellated doocot tower; later low single storey curved block of stabling,North-east range mid 19th century stuccoed, stepped in slope, house at north end single-storey 2-window and centre door to front 2-storey sides and back, hood moulds and pointed crenellation, single storey north wing also with crenellation.

Sites and Monument Record: Callendar House Stables (SMR 579)

Sites and Monument Record: Callendar House Sundial I (SMR 563)

Sites and Monument Record: Callendar House Walled Garden II (SMR 825)

Sites and Monument Record: Castle Rankine Limekiln (SMR 81)

Sites and Monument Record: Carriden Roman Fort East Annexe (SMR 148)

P11674 The Kirkgate, Linlithgow Circa 1907 Thomas Easton

P03294 Birkhill Clay Mine. Winding house interior 1978 Robert Gibson

Sites and Monument Record: Manuel Mill House (SMR 206)

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)

Stylish aquaduct carrying the Union Canal over the River Avon. It has 12 50ft wide arches 86 ft above the water, supported on stone piers with hollow spandrels. These carry a cast iron trough 7ft deep and 13.5ft wide. It is 810 ft long and was opened in 1822. Constructed by Messrs Craven, Whitaker and Nowell.

Sites and Monument Record: Avon Aqueduct (SMR 243)

1927. Archibald Macpherson, architect. Gothic revival. Snecked rubble. Tiled roof. Round-headed window in pairs. Salient buttresses. Five-sided open porch at W end, figure of Christ in niche over. Interior is aisled. Interals walls and arcades are of brick. Open timber ceiling. Gallery at W. end. Sanctuary arch at E.

Sites and Monument Record: Sacred Heart R C Church (SMR 270)

Sites and Monument Record: Grange Primary School (SMR 273)

Original building to rear of 1884 facade is a plain rectangular structure with large gables. 2 storey with semi-circular arched upper windows, horseshoe gallery resting longitudinally on cast iron columns. Victorian furnishings and organ case. Bold renaissance forebuilding added in 1874 by James Boucher. Central section triple-pilastered and pedimented, Ionic order with fluted arching, round arched doorpiece, 3 arched windows above, flanking 'aisle' sections 1 window each.

Sites and Monument Record: Falkirk West Church (SMR 281)

Free renaissance style 3 storey buildings in ashlar with shallow bay windows, central section (nos 5-15) tall 2 storey with fluted Corinthian upper order and sculptured segmental pediment dated 1906; corner turrets with lead cupolas, ground floor shops.

Sites and Monument Record: Lint Riggs East side (SMR 280)

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