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Draft disposition by Agnes Dalrymple Rymer, Anne Marshall Rymer, Margaret Rymer and Mary Calder Rymer or Meldrum to John Johnston, merchant and ship chandler, of subjects in South St, Bo'ness, and a seat in Bo'ness Parish Church.

A005.158/02 Disposition 1877 Bo'ness Town Council. Town Clerk

Text on negative envelope reads 'St Andrews. The Roundel (left) at end of South Street with (blank)'.This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P39711 St Andrews, Fife Sep 1954 John Peat Munn

Proposed in 1907, this church was never built.

Sites and Monument Record: St Modan's Church (SMR 2024)

P32171 Falkirk Old Parish Church 1950s Falkirk Herald

Gable end of building on south side of the street, immediately west of the West Church (People's Church). Raised flower bed and lamppost in foreground. One person in photograph.This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P34640 West Bridge Street. 2002 Alexander Burt

Text on negative envelope reads 'St Kentigerns. Pulpit and Cover, Lanark'.This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P38618 Interior, St Kentigern's Church, Lanark 23 Jun 1943 John Peat Munn

1934 church in Scots composite Romanesque-15th century revival style: round arches plus crow-steps, rock-faced ashlar, slate roof. Design owes much to Peter MacGregor Chalmers' works and Lorimer's St Margaret's, Glasgow. Rectangular-plan, pair tall round-headed windows in liturgical west gable, 2-storey crow-stepped entrance tower at 'west' end of 'south' wall, shallow transept at 'east' and flat-roofed low range beyond.

Sites and Monument Record: St Helen's Church (SMR 224)

P32138 St Francis, Falkirk 1950s Falkirk Herald

Woman's Guild Memorial window, Erskine Parish Church. This is the middle window in the south aisle of the church and was donated by the Woman's Guild to mark the bi-centenary of the Erskine Church congregation on 4 April 1937.

P45548 Woman's Guild Memorial window, Erskine Parish Church Circa 1980 Unknown

P32140 St Francis, Falkirk 1950s Falkirk Herald

P23091 Polmont Free Church School [1950s] Andrew Bain

Ordnance survey sheet 1.SE, Linlithgowshire. Scale 1:10560. Bo'ness south, Bonnytoun

A058.062 Map, OS: Bo'ness South, Bonnytoun 1897 Ordnance Survey

The main body of the church lies perpendicular to the street, with the south gable fronting it. There is one pointed window on either side before transepts, which are of the same height occur one either side at the north end. Each gable contains three pointed lancet windows, and that on the south is surmounted by a simple belfry. The south and east gables have plain skews. A small porch lies in the angle between the nave and the east transept. The south gable is composed of snecked rubble, whereas the remainder of the fabric is of random rubble.

Sites and Monument Record: Shieldhill Church (SMR 1454)

Looking south west with walled tomb at top right. Concrete foundation of north west corner of new hall cuts through stone foundation which formed the south wall of a row of tombs. This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P20301 Belding site of new church hall, Falkirk Old & St Modan's Jul 1993 Geoff Bailey

Ordnance survey sheet XVIII Stirlingshire, parts of sheets CXXXIX and CXL Clackmannanshire and parts of sheets XXXII and XXXVII Fifeshire. Scale 1:10560. South Alloa - Alloa - Clackmannan

A058.313 Map, OS: South Alloa - Alloa -Clackmannan 1924 Ordnance Survey

CH3/1312/22 Register of banns for marriage 1932-1965 Larbert West Church

Ordnance survey sheet III NE Linlithgowshire, XXX1 NE Stirlingshire. Scale 1:10560. Bo'ness south

A058.124 Map, OS: Bo'ness South 1921 Ordnance Survey

Ordnance survey sheet 111 NE, Linlithgowshire, XXX1 NE Stirlingshire. Scale 1:10560. Special Emergency Edition of 1921 Edition. Bo'ness south annotated to illustrate divisions of ?

A058.123 Map, OS: Bo'ness South 1938 Ordnance Survey

Ordnance survey sheet XXXI NE Stirlingshire, III NE West Lothian. Scale 1:10560 Bo'ness South. Annotated

A058.141 Map, OS: Bo'ness South 1951 Ordnance Survey

Group of nine men This photo is not scanned. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House

P25383 Elders of the United Presbyterian Church, Airth Circa 1950 Falkirk Herald

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