Name shown on historic map of Larbert.

Huge droves of black highland cattle were driven through Torwood on their way to the famous Falkirk Trysts at Redding, Roughcastle and Stenhousemuir.

The early maps identify the area as dedicated to Coal Mining.  Dylons Pit is situated to the North of this Street.

In honour of one of the co-owners of Comleybank Foundry.

Charles Snedden was a former Provost of the town and Convenor of Central Regional Council.  He was a huge influence in the town for many years.

Lost place name recorded on early maps.  The ‘cross’ part may relate to the Medieval Chapel of St Anthony which also gave us the name Antonshill.