This works is closed. The furnace bank of this early coke iron works still stands, the iron works itself closing with the creation of the National Coal Board. A water tower above the furnace bank also survives. Other parts of the works, such as brass casting, survived for longer, around 1971.
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This was a lime kiln to the west of Mortonhall Pit.
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This colliery was south of Loanhead station, just west of Bilston Glen Viaduct.
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This colliery was sunk by the Shotts Iron Co. This company had a lease on the minerals in an extensive area from Cornbank to Glencorse including Eastfield.
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This mine was sunk by the Shotts Iron Co in the 1870s, originally for iron ore for the Shotts Iron Works and later coal. It was the site of a disaster, a serious pit fire, which resulted in the deaths of 63 miners. This pit disaster is considered the worst in Lothian mining history.
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Opened beside Loanhead station and also known as Loanhead Colliery and Ramsey Pit. Located on the west side of the station and approached from the north. Opened by the Shotts Iron Co. ...

Opened around 1876 by the Glasgow Iron Company and known as 'The Moat' after the farm just to the north. The company also owned the Motherwell Malleable Iron Works.
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Just west of the former Cairntows Level Crossing the closed line to St Leonards crosses the Braid Burn by a single span cast iron bridge. The bridge, cast at the Shotts Iron Works is 'B' listed.
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