We asked the Falkirk Herald readers on Facebook what their memories were of the town.
From our much-missed pubs and bakers industry to our unique landmarks, these are 13 things you'll only understand if you come from Falkirk.
. Things you know if you grew up in Falkirk
If you come from from Falkirk then you'll know you're a Bairn. Here are 13 other things genuine Bairns will be well aware of. Photo: JPI Media
. Where are the Kelpies?
If you're from Falkirk you'll know there is a good deal of debate about where the famous Kelpies are located. Falkirk? Grangemouth? Falkirk District? Well, they certainly have a Falkirk postcode and are magnificent to look at. Photo: Michael Gillen
. Big in Falkirk
Bairns will know that some of the most famous names in music have played Callendar Park as part of the Big in Falkirk festival. Snow Patrol, The Stranglers, Deacon Blue, Bob Geldof and Midge Ure all appeared between 2000-2009. Photo: Phil Wilkinson
. The Mariner Centre
Children will remember being told by their parents that there were sharks at the deep end of the Mariner Pool to stop them venturing away from the shallows. Photo: Michael Gillen
. The Howgate Centre
Shoppers will know that the steps down to the underpass at the back of the Howgate Centre seem specifically designed to make them difficult to walk down. Photo: Michael Gillen
1. Where are the Kelpies?
If you're from Falkirk you'll know there is a good deal of debate about where the famous Kelpies are located. Falkirk? Grangemouth? Falkirk District? Well, they certainly have a Falkirk postcode and are magnificent to look at. Photo: Michael Gillen
2. Big in Falkirk
Bairns will know that some of the most famous names in music have played Callendar Park as part of the Big in Falkirk festival. Snow Patrol, The Stranglers, Deacon Blue, Bob Geldof and Midge Ure all appeared between 2000-2009. Photo: Phil Wilkinson
3. The Mariner Centre
Children will remember being told by their parents that there were sharks at the deep end of the Mariner Pool to stop them venturing away from the shallows. Photo: Michael Gillen
4. The Howgate Centre
Shoppers will know that the steps down to the underpass at the back of the Howgate Centre seem specifically designed to make them difficult to walk down. Photo: Michael Gillen