Defiance
19th Century Stage Coach
Coaches such as this were capable of carrying four passengers inside and as many as twelve outside. Speed could be in the region of eight to ten miles an hour. The Aberdeen to Inverness run would normally take something like twelve hours in good conditions.
In 1854 the Defiance was running between Aberdeen and Huntly, leaving the city at 11 in the morning, arriving Huntly at 8 in the evening.
Aberdeen, Scotland
Rhynie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, born 1897
Inverurie, Scotland, 1819 - 1879
founded 1867
Herring Drifter, built 1927
Peterhead, Scotland
Munich, 1923 - 1999
Morayshire, Scotland, 1912 - 1971
Froghall Granite Works, founded 1877
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1848 - 1915
Marple Bridge, Manchester, England, 1893 - 1965
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1889 - 1980
Aberdeen, Scotland, born 1984
Keith, Moray, 1843 - 1925
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1892 - 1968
Armadale, Skye, born 1962
Fife, Scotland, born 1962
Stonehaven, Scotland, 1822 - 1873
Huntly, Scotland, 1824 - 1905
Greenock, Scotland, 1899 - 1986
London, England, 1898 - 1989
Semi-Submersible Drilling Rig
