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P02317 Main St, Slamannan Circa 1912 Unknown

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

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: Wilson's Buildings, 105-111 High Street (SMR 430)

Main part 3-storey 5-window, architraved windows with cornices at 1st floor, outer bays advanced slightly with first floor windows consoled and on east; painted ashlar; modern ground floor shop. Converted from Red Lion to warehouse 1896-8. Frontage 76 ft long. Large hall or ballroom on 1st floor.

Sites and Monument Record: High Street, 148-154 (Red Lion) (SMR 429)

Victorian renaissance. 2-storey 5-window front to High Street arched openings, channelled ground floor with pedimented doorpieces at ends, Corinthian pilaster order centre 1st floor (1896); 1-window splayed angle and lower 2-storey elevation to Cow Wynd (1926).

Sites and Monument Record: Falkirk & Counties Trustee Savings Bank (SMR 442)

Late Victorian renaissance, red ashlar, 4-window straight main frontage, bipartite window on curved eastern angle; cornice and blocking course, slated. Ground floor shops. It was the site of the Livingstone of Westquarter's Lodging House, the grounds of which may have given rise to the name of "Pleasance" for this part of Falkirk.

Sites and Monument Record: High Street, 119-121 (Bantaskine's Lodging House) (SMR 439)

Late classical, 3-storey 6-window to Cow Wynd, 3-window to High Street, 1-window splayed angle, architraved openings with cornices and pediments 1st floor, parapet and slated roof; modern ground floor office.

Sites and Monument Record: High Street, 147, 149, & Cow Wynd, 2 (SMR 443)

Sites and Monument Record: Clerkshall (SMR 499)

Sites and Monument Record: Bonnybridge Silica & Fireclay Works (SMR 548)

At Slamannan Cross facing Main St. It is a combined clock and fountain memorial, 10.7 m tall. It consists of a square plinth bearing an inscription on its north face and curved drinking basins on the west and east sides. Each basin has a fountain above it. Standing on the plinth is a large fluted column with an ornate capital of thistles and acanthus leaves. The centre of the west and east sides of the capital carries a griffin head, with a bird on he two remaining faces. A cubical metal clock case rests on the capital, painted black and gold. The name of its Edinburgh manufacturer is stamped on the bottom of its NW corner. Above the clock is an stone obelisk.

Sites and Monument Record: Slamannan Boer War Memorial (SMR 597)

Stone pier at the village of Blackness. Recently renovated (2010). The original pier was the west pier of the current arrangement. In the mid 19th century it was 68m long and stood just to the NE of the granary. In the 1970s the beach on its eastern side was reclaimed by building it up. A slipway was then added forming an eastern pier.

Sites and Monument Record: Blackness Pier (SMR 907)

Sites and Monument Record: Red Lion Inn (SMR 953)

Sites and Monument Record: Union Inn (SMR 954)

Sites and Monument Record: Union canal Tunnel (SMR 956)

Sites and Monument Record: Antonine Wall Sector: Inveravon (SMR 974)

Sites and Monument Record: Masonic Arms (SMR 1097)

Sites and Monument Record: Denny Old Mill (SMR 1178)

Sites and Monument Record: Port Downie Boatyard (SMR 1234)

P01182 Falkirk High Street, east end Circa 1900 Unknown

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