During her time on the throne, The Queen came to the region on no fewer than six occasions.
Each time she was met by crowds of locals, keen to catch a glimpse of the royal.
Her first visit was back in 1955, and her most recent was in 2017 when she, and the late Prince Philip, officially opened the Queen Elizabeth II Canal and visited the Kelpies.
1. The Kelpies, 2017
Her Majesty The Queen at the opening of the Queen Elizabeth II Canal. Photo: Michael Gillen
2. Falkirk, 1955
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh leaving the Burgh Buildings in Falkirk accompanied by Provost R H Watson. Behind the Provost is James Stuart, Secretary of State for Scotland. The visit was part of a state visit to West Lothian. Photo: Unknown
3. Falkirk, 1955
The Queen inspecting the guard of honour of the 7th Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in Falkirk's Newmarket Street. Photo: Unknown
4. Grangemouth, 1955
Queen Elizabeth II visited Grangemouth's ICI factory during her tour of West Lothian in 1955. Photo: Unknown