SPW056750 SCOTLAND (1938). Falkirk, general view, showing Merchiston Avenue and Grahams Road. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing west.

Granary Square

Waggon road.

Grahamston Iron Foundry (also known as Mitchells foundry as it was owned by the Mitchell family)

Bainsford Branch railway, built c 1908 to relieve congestion at Grahamston station.

Former Canal Basin & wharf.

Merchiston Park football ground was here. Pre 1921 home of East Stirlingshire FC. Ground originally lay slightly to the north but shifted c 1908 to make way for railway line which has in turn become the route of the A9 Ring Road.

Burnbank Iron Foundry.

Firs Park, home of East Stirlingshire FC 1921-2008.

Bowling green

Steele's Farm

Mungal Foundry

Sunnyside Foundry

Think this church was called James Church but not sure? and it is long gone

Wallace treet

Bute Street but this part is now know as Wright Street

Forth & Clyde Canel

Bainsford Inn (Cheynes Pub)

Merchiston Avenue Bainsford

Mungelhead Road Bainsford

Steel's Farm

Falkirk Foundry

Forth and Clyde Canel

Northern School where many of my relations attended (the Ragged School as it was known by)

Bainsford Bridge

Rail Track leading to Grahamston Goodyard

Grahamston Parish Church, now long gone

Grahamston Trinity Church

Now know as Grahams Road Vet

Mitchell's Foundry

Millar Hall

finally Braemar Crescent

Thistle Street Gospel Hall

Braemar Drive

Thistle Street

Grahamston & Bainsford Co-operative Society

Oddfellows Hall