Kinneil House, built by the powerful Hamilton family in the 15th century, lies on the western edge of the town.

* Website on the historical Kinneil Estate, at the western edge of Bo ' ness

Caledonian locomotive CR 419 at the Bo ' ness and Kinneil Railway ( formerly part of the North British Railway ).

Roebuck lived at Kinneil House in Bo ' ness, during which time Watt worked at perfecting his steam engine, in a cottage adjacent to the house.

The railway filmed was the Bluebell Railway using some of the Railway's steam engines and rolling stock and NBR C Class 0-6-0 " Maude ", from the Bo ' ness and Kinneil Railway.

From 1809 onwards Stewart lived mainly at Kinneil House, Bo ' ness, which was placed at his disposal by the Duke of Hamilton.

Present-day attractions in the town include the Bo ' ness & Kinneil Railway and the Birkhill Fireclay Mine.

Bo ' ness has a single secondary school, Bo ' ness Academy, and five primary schools: Kinneil, Deanburn, Bo ' ness Public School, St Mary's, and the Grange School.

The Midland Railway Butterley has possibly the most varied and unique collection, but others include the Bo ' ness and Kinneil Railway, which has three Period III coaches on display, and the Strathspey Railway, which has two Period III coaches, although these are currently not in use.

The closed Wormit station was subsequently dismantled and rebuilt at the heritage Bo ' ness & Kinneil Railway located to the west of Edinburgh. Entering Wormit from the South East.

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The Bo ’ ness and Kinneil Railway is a heritage railway in Falkirk, Scotland.

The Falkirk Council local authority provides all waste management services, with recycling facilities at Roughmute near Denny and at Kinneil Kerse in Bo ' ness.

As of January 2011 it is under the care of the Scottish Railway Preservation Society at the Bo ' ness and Kinneil Railway.

One, 246 / 62712 Morayshire has been preserved on the Bo ' ness and Kinneil Railway.

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Jim Smellie was a lesser-known local legend, being an 11 times Scottish Cycling Champion, and some of the trophies collected over the years can be viewed at Kinneil House Museum.

James VI was recorded playing " Maye " at Kinneil House at Christmas 1588.

George Buchanan, who was unsympathetic to Mary, suggested she had exploited his real affection for her in November 1561 by spreading a rumour that he planned to abduct her from Holyroodhouse to his house at Kinneil, and used this to justify strengthening the armed royal guard.

All these manoeuvrings upset the balance of his mind and at Easter 1562, his father tried to confine him to his bedchamber at Kinneil House while he was unwell.

There is a traditional story that the ghost of his wife " Lady Alice " haunts one of the Duke's houses, Kinneil House, although evidence that Lilburne was ever married to an Alice appears to be lacking.

The Barony of Hamilton was increased to include the lands of Drumsergard, Cessford, Kinneil etc., and carefully entailed to whosoever might bear the name and Chief arms of Hamilton.

On 14 November 1583, after the death of Esmé Stewart, Ludovic returned from France and was taken to meet James VI at Kinneil House.

Another prominent politician, the recently ennobled James Stewart, Earl of Arran, was imprisoned at Dupplin, Stirling, Ruthven ( Huntingtower ), then confined at his own Kinneil House.

In the grounds of Kinneil House is the ruin of the small house where James Watt worked on his steam engine.

A Roman fortlet can still be seen at Kinneil Estate.

A building from his heyday as Regent survives at Kinneil in West Lothian, his Eastern residence, including carvings and paintings of his heraldry with the collar of Saint Michael.

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