Ali Jenkinson I remember your Dad saying when he knocked thru into the shop there was a massive boulder as part of the wall 😉

Great photo Ali...

That would be Wallaces shop

I think it was a tweed shop

Lovely old photo

I remember Janet Josies sweetie shop very well many moons ago!!

Great picture, no wonder there is cones over these grills on the road, real hazard !

Between sweetly shop and Bill Walkers home was the register office Bill being the registrar Claverhouse burned it down on his way to join the Jacobites and some years later General Monk set fire to it on his way past to “pacify” the highlands. A box lock pistol was uncovered in the garden a few years ago and either at Barnacarrie or the Grey St Walker cottage two basket hilted swords were found in 1928 when the thatch was removed . They were badly corroded but one of them was made into a Dirk.

I remember those days!

I think possibly Violet Cameron behind Mrs Robertson ? Cameron Walker ?

Just lovely to see Mrs Robertson. A truly great neighbour.

Mrs Campbell, bankers wife and Mrs Kennedy.

Paddy yes 4th from right and Violet Cameron third

I think that’s too old for Paddy at that time

It would be lovely if some of these beautiful works of art have been donated to SWI HQ who hold an enormous amount of handcrafts which have been donated by previous members.

A bit more information from my aunt Elizabeth Lamond. ? Mrs Lamond, Fassiefern, ? Mrs Watson, Fernbank, Mrs Campbell, Bank of Scotland Main Street, Mrs Robertson, Lyon Cottage Mrs Cunningham, Schoolhouse,? Mrs Kennedy, Riverview. Lady between granny & Mrs Watson worked for Mrs Stroyan at Borland think she was called Bella and her friend who worked there too beside Mrs Kennedy.

Lady first on right may be Mrs Brodie who was wife of chauffeur at Boreland

Like, but I don’t think it is Violet

Wonder when that was?

Thats where I spent all my wages!

Fergusson the shoemaker lived in the small house at this end. Chrissie

my first workplace. Waitressing. Half the time when I brought the food out, the customers had disappeared, to the rocks.

My mum was the cook there in the early 60s and I also help look after the twin babies

Last house on left , in my day, had a Capt McNab living in it who I think claimed kinship as the rightful chief of the clan, any one know more?

The Old Mill??

Not sure why everyone seems to be showing their legs! Great leg John!

Old Mill Disco??

Correct Caroline, we had a wild night up there, I am sure we were up on the tables and down on the floors!🤣

Debi Mcallister ... is it ??? 🤣🥰🤣🥰🤣

Braw leg there Shirley...😂

I think the girl in green is Morag?

Shirley settle this debate is that you or Morag.. in this photo..?🤣😂

I think it’s morag

It is definitely not me, legs too good it is Mrs McAllister 😉

I'm sure I must be wrong, but it looks just like a church, slightly to the left of the centre of the picture. Can anyone shed light?

gable end of Myrtle Grove with chimneys on top??

Read in library we had this in front of Killin Hotel with a rail round it now only grass because that kept it painted no longer here.where Hotel is was a older smaller Church