The Roman Wall of 142 AD runs East to West through the heart of Falkirk district.

Chacefield lay on the former muir of South Herbertshire.  The name comes from the ‘chase’, that is hunting.  Not far was a piece of land called Hunter’s Folly.

Named in honour of a local farm owner.

Alexander Couper’s Dunipace Foundry stood on this site from 1907.

The early maps identify the area as dedicated to Coal Mining. Red Coal Pit is situated in the centre of this Street.

Red Brae is the name of a road running down towards the River Carron.