SPW056747 SCOTLAND (1938). Falkirk, general view, showing High Street and Brockville Football Stadium. An oblique aerial photograph taken facing north-west.

Canal lock

Forth and Clyde Canal

Jas Aitken's Brewery

The Garrison

Barr's Lane

Bell's Close

Mitchell's Dairy

This would become the sire of Falkirk Telephone Exchange in 1963. Ir was nurseries before that and most likely in 1938

Co op Funeral Parlour

Westbank House

Kiln's house

Dollar Park

New Market Street

Graveyard

The Manor Cafe

Bleachfield

Garrison Place

Falkirk Cattle Market

Priest House

St Frances Roman Catholic church. burnt down in 1955

Melville Street

Eva Linton's Bridal Store

Howgate

Salvation Army Hall

Public toilets

Dollar Park

Library

Doak's Dance Hall where many married Falkirk Bairns first met

Baptist Church

Glebe Street

Callendar Arms Pub

Falkirk Police Station - this building has gone replace by 21 century building

Callendar Arms

Falkirk Swimming Baths where Bobby McGregor (the flying Scotsman) trained by his father who was the bath's manager. Bobby won a silver medal plus many world records

Manor Street or as the locals would call it "The Back Row"

Trustees Savings Bank now Lloyds TSB Scotland

The famous Glasgow Buildings

Bishops Store, they had household good, fashion and a hairdressers. Where have all these shops gone?

Bank Street Picture House, it started of as a church then a picture house and finally in 2012 Wetherspoon's

Orchard Hotel

Graham & Morton's Building - thee place to buy your furniture, if you had the money which lots of bairns didn't have in 1938

Murphy's wire workd

Youngs Store

Falkirk West Church, nows the Peoples Church

Falkirk Sheriff Court

Lint Riggs

Tudor Restaurant

Silver Row

The Wheatsheaf Inn

Falkirk Bus Station, Falkirk

Grahamston Train Station, Falkirk

ABC Regal Cinema, Falkirk

Falkirk Town Hall, Falkirk

Original Barr's works. Robert Barr, makers of aerated water, most notably Irn Bru. A metal plaque now marks the spot of the works, telling the story of their famous Clydsdale horse 'Carnera'. Further reading; http://www.falkirk-wheel.com/features/people-of-the-falkirk-area/61-agbarr

Aitken's Brewery, Falkirk. 1740 to 1960

St Andrew's West Parish Church, Falkirk

Falkirk Old Parish Church, Falkirk

Falkirk Steeple, Falkirk

Falkirk F.C. Brockville Park, Falkirk

Diamond Stadium, Falkirk. Brockville Greyhound Racecourse Ltd