The famous bluebird logo on Alexander’s buses carried the company’s name all over Britain.

Possibly from John De Graham who died fighting with Wallace in 1298.  He had a castle, now in ruins, not far from Fankerton.  Graham is also a well known and respected family name in the area especially within farming circles.  

Roselynn was the name of one of pools on the River Carron popular with local residents.

Named after a local lawyer.

The street is close to the former Thornhill estate. 

Owner of the Custonhall Chemical Works from 1837 to 1892 which supplied dyes to the calico printers before turning instead to making lacquers and enamels for the iron industry.