SPW017712 SCOTLAND (1927). Castlecary Fireclay Works and Limeworks, Castlecary. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north.

The site of Baxter Bros garage,I remember getting a lift in a Guy Warrior I think the drivers name was Christie, to my work in Kilsyth on occasion.

The site of Baxter Bros garage,I remember getting a lift in a Guy Warrior I think the drivers name was Christie, to my work in Kilsyth on occasion.

The well kept gardens of Castlecary Station, I can remember the many rosettes that were displayed in the waiting rooms, for the best station gardens in Scotland.

We called this part Doctor and Nurses wood,no more need be said about this.

This was a Right Of Way path the workers used to get to the brickworks from the surrounding areas

Part of The Roman Wall.

Site of the Castlecary Rail Disaster. A short film of this sad event is on line (Pathe News).

This field was called the wee acre. I used to work on this farm during school holidays,and sometimes when I should have been at school. The temptation of driving the Fordson Major tractor was too much.

The Pend, where The Red burn flows under the canal

Banknock Distillery

The Bonny River.

Banknock bowling club, and later our fitba park

This is where Kelvinview Avenue was built around 1955.

Castlecary railway station.