- 72 chains (27.2 kilometres) from Aberdeen. The
first station, then
called Inverury, was
opened on 20
September 1854 on the
Great North of
Scotland Railway...
-
Buxburn (Bucksburn
after 1897) Dyce
Kinaldie (open
after 1 December)
Kintore Inverury (Inverurie
after 1866)
Pitcaple Oyne
Buchanstone (open
after 1 December)...
- variations. Bartolf's son was
named Malcolm and was made
constable of the
royal Inverury Castle,
which he held for
David II of Scotland. His great-grandson was...
- with the
increased use of the
postal service, many
letters addressed to "
Inverury" were
being sent to "Inverary" in Argyll, on the west
coast of Scotland...
- was
author of The
Mitherless Bairn and
other works. He was
known as the "
Inverury Poet". Thom was a
native of Aberdeen,
where he
worked as a hand-loom weaver...
- The
Inverury and Old
Meldrum Junction Railway was a
railway company in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, that
opened a
short branch line
between the
places in its...
- 10 Mile
Stretch of the Line now preserved, as the
Strathspey Railway.
Inverury and Old
Meldrum Junction Railway Inverurie to
Oldmeldrum 2
November 1931...
-
railway station in Old Meldrum, Aberdeenshire. It was the
terminus of the
Inverury and Old
Meldrum Junction Railway. In
common with many
other locations,...
-
Strathisla Boddam Branch Deeside Denburn Valley Formartine and
Buchan Inverury and Old
Meldrum Junction Keith and
Dufftown Moray Coast Morayshire St Combs...
-
Strathisla Boddam Branch Deeside Denburn Valley Formartine and
Buchan Inverury and Old
Meldrum Junction Keith and
Dufftown Moray Coast Morayshire St Combs...
