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The Battery Railcar at Dinnet (1950s)
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Volunteers laying track at the Milton during 2003
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For over 100 years the Deeside Railway carried passengers and goods from Aberdeen into the heart of Royal Deeside, Scotland. Closed in 1966, a portion of the line is now being brought back to life by the Royal Deeside Railway Preservation Society, allowing families and enthusiasts alike a view into the fascinating way of life in the Victorian Era.
Ready to begin your "online" journey on the Royal Deeside Railway? Just select a link from one of the navigation bars above & below this text!
Membership application forms can be found here and information on becoming a volunteer can be found here.
Click this link for directions to the Royal Deeside Railway
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