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Aberdeen Joint Passenger Station
Aberdeen Joint Passenger Station
Aberdeen Joint Passenger Station

Aberdeen Joint Passenger Station

founded 1867
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About MeThe railway first reached Aberdeen in 1850. The first station was on the north side of the River Dee at Ferryhill but later moving to a site at Guild Street. In 1854 The Great North of Scotland Railway opened a line from Kittybrewster to Huntly. A year later this line was extended to Waterloo Quay by the harbour. This meant the lines north and west of the city had a station separate from the main junction south. This required passengers to travel on foot or by horse drawn wagon along the quays.

This weakness in the rail system was only rectified in 1867 when the Denburn Valley extension was opened, linking Kittybrewster to a new station on Guild Street. The station was shared by the Scottish North Eastern Railway and the Great North of Scotland hence the name Joint Station.
Deeside Railway Company
Deeside Railway Company
founded 1845
Spray (727) General Arrangement
Ellis & McHardy Limited, Aberdeen
Jimmy Allan
Jimmy Allan
Morayshire, Scotland, 1912 - 1971
Proposed design for Union Bridge with neo-classical, arcaded terrace running east, part length …
Union Bridge
1805
Zulus Entering Aberdeen Harbour
Kenneth M. Sibley
London, England, 1913 - 1983
Chemist Shop 205 Union Street
Davidson & Kay
Aberdeen, Scotland, founded c.1834
Sir James McGrigor
Sir James McGrigor
Cromdale, Moray, Scotland, 1771 - 1858
Edmond Merson
Edmond Merson
Strichen, Scotland, 1890 - 1979
Image Not Available for Leslie Benzies
Leslie Benzies
Aberdeen, Scotland, born 1971
John Harper Sr.
John Harper Sr.
1823 - 1906
Hugh Harper
Hugh Harper
1831 - 1912
Providence
Providence
Herring Drifter
C F Wilson and Company Limited
C F Wilson and Company Limited
1886 - 1970
George Jamesone
George Jamesone
Aberdeen, Scotland, c.1589 - 1644
Harper and Company
Harper and Company
Aberdeen, founded 1857
Rock Drill Arrangement
John M. Henderson & Co. Ltd.
Aberdeen, Scotland, founded 1866
James Giles
James Giles
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1801 - 1870
Image Not Available for Indian Midland Railway
Indian Midland Railway
(IMR)
John Reid
John Reid
Aberdeen, Scotland
Raban Plaque St Nicholas Kirk
Edward Raban
Worcestershire, England, 1579 - 1658
Aberdeen Corporation Electricity Department
Aberdeen Corporation Electricity Department
Keel Piece of The Cimba
Walter Hood & Co.
Shipbuilder, Footdee, Aberdeen 1839 - 1881
John Henry Anderson
John Henry Anderson
Kincardine O’Neil, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, 1814 - 1874
Marriage Certificate for Hugh Wilson and Margaret Moir
Hugh Wilson
Aberdeen, Scotland, died 1892