Loved the video. I grew up here, went to Grange School, then Bo’ness Academy. I have been in the USA for 40 years, but Bo’ness is home.

5:22 The building was called the coffin block because people thought the doorway was shaped like a coffin

I lived here in 1972 then we moved to Canada,am sending this to my Mum.Thanx.

❤thank you❤

Last time I was in Bo'ness about 20 years ago I had a roll and sausage, it was cosmic, never forgot it

You are wrong.  This is a Treat.  I long to visit Bo'ness in time for late breakfast,  after watching your film.  
Magnificent buildings,  lovely views of the Firth of Forth. Wonderful architecture.  Mysterious on this darkish day. A hidden treasure.

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I was in Bo'ness recently and was also struck by the number and quality of Art Deco buildings.  However, you have missed out a lot by sticking to the town centre.  Travel up the hill and some of the houses are stunning.

I go to st Mary’s and Bo’ness fair day was a blast

Great film George. The town has lots of character.

In all the years I’ve worked in Bo’ness, I’ve never had a fish tea in the Corvies. I always went to the one up at the football grounds.
The large building at 04.30 ish, was the Star cinema… I think it became a repair shop. Someone lives at the top of the building still… I work at the heritage railway on the foreshore.
We just this weekend started running steam hauled trains for the tourists etc… come and have a trip.

i live in Bo’Ness, i go to Taekwondo in GrangeMouth on Thursdays and town hall on Saturdays and Tuesdays i currently go to Deanburn 🎉and yeah i think Bo’ness is the best because its s little town.

Nice to see - you stopped right at my old front door (the coffinblock)

The music is. Terrable please

Hell on earth