Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway is a living museum of Scotland's railways. The railway is operated by volunteers of the Scottish Railway Preservation Society.  The volunteers have brought together Scotland's largest railway heritage collection since 1961. They carry out restoration work on the collection, and are responsible for the operation and maintenance of all aspects of the railway.

St Andrews Cathedral has lain in ruins for several hundred years but is still worth a visit because of its place in Scottish history. It is said that relics of St Andrew were brought to Fife by Bishop Acca of Hexam in 732AD. There are a number of churches within the arms of the cathedral - the now barely visible church of St Mary, St Rule's Church, of which the St Rule's Tower remains.

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Sir Robert Watson-Watt was born in Brechin, Angus in 1892, and was a direct descendant of the inventor James Watt.  He developed an early interest in radio waves.  He began to look into how aircraft could be detected by the distortion of radio signals after World War I.