The famous ‘Abyssinian Traveller’ who lived in Kinaird House was one of the best known men in Britain in the late 18th century.  He is buried in Larbert Old Churchyard and his grave is marked by a magnificent cast iron memorial .

Near to the site of a former curling pond which served local people in the great days of curling.

The site on Arnothill is the wooded garden ground associated with the former Carmelite Monastery.  It closed in 2014.

A local place name meaning a sloping piece of farm land.

Part of the Old Bellsdyke Hospital was known as "The Colony"

John Smeaton was one of the greatest civil engineers of the 18th century.  He designed the Forth and Clyde canal (1768-1790) and managed the construction.  The street is close to the canal.