The Old Deeside Railway part 1
Text © Copyright Stanley Howe, August 2007
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Aberdeen to Banchory - opened 1853
"The first turf was cut on the estate of Park by Mrs A J Kinloch on 5th July 1852, and the line was opened for traffic (from Ferryhill to Banchory) on 7th September 1853. Guild Street Station in Aberdeen was not opened until 1954, whence 3 trains per day did the round trip up Deeside." A.I.McConnochie - Deeside (1895). In the 1890's the lines between Ferryhill and Peterculter were doubled to facilitate 'Subbies' (commuter stopping trains) to run alongside Expresses (limited stop longer-distance trains).NJ9405 Aberdeen (Guild Street) station:


NJ9404 Ferryhill junction

NJ9304 Duthie Park



NJ9204 Ruthrieston:

NJ9203 Dee Bridge
NJ9103 Garthdee

NJ9003 Pitfodels:


NJ8903 Cults station:

NJ8902 Cults:

NJ8802 Bieldside station:

NJ8701 Murtle Station:

NJ8601 Tor na Dee
NJ8500 NJ8501 Milltimber:

NJ8400 Peterculter:

NJ8300 Kennerty:
NO8399
NO8299 Coalford:

NO8199 Bogton

NO8099 Drumoak:

NO7999
NO7998 Park
NO7898 Park Home Farm:

NO7797 Park House

NO7697 West Park:

NO7597 Mills of Drum:

NO7596 Baldarrock:

NO7496 Milton of Crathes:

NO7396 Crathes Castle

NO7296 Birkenbaud

NO7196 Silverside
NO7195 Banchory

NO7095 Banchory:

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