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Pitfodels railway station or
Pitfodels Halt was
opened on 2 July 1894 by the
GNoSR and
served a
suburb of
Aberdeen with
housing and
estates such as Wellwood...
- p****enger in his 20s or 30s on Aberdeen's Queen's Road,
Murdoch was
taken to
Pitfodels Station Road on the city
outskirts and
attacked in
brutal cir****stances...
-
Oxford University Press (1937)
Terry died at his home, "Westerton of
Pitfodels" in Cults, a
suburb of Aberdeen.
Encyclopedia Americana, vol. 26, Americana...
- only a
short drive from the
International School of
Aberdeen (ISA) in
Pitfodels and a
complex of
Rudolf Steiner Camphill schools in Bieldside. "Rannsaich...
-
George Murdoch Aberdeen Taxi
driver Murdoch was
found fatally injured on
Pitfodels Station Road, Aberdeen, on the
evening of 29
September 1983. The 58-year-old...
- held
Pitfodel's Lodging, a
house in
Aberdeen that has also been demolished.
Pitfodels Castle had been
abandoned in
about 1622. The
Menzies of
Pitfodels branch...
- The
International School of
Aberdeen (ISA) is a
school in
Pitfodels, Cults, Aberdeen, Scotland. It
takes in
students that come from
other countries besides...
-
closure in 1937 the line
itself remained open to
Ballater until 1966.
Pitfodels and
Holburn Street stations were only a
short distance away. The line...
-
suburban railway service, with
stations at
Holburn Street, Ruthrieston,
Pitfodels, Cults, West Cults, Murtle,
Milltimber and Culter,
locally called the...
- the west by the
towns richer denizens. For example,
Thomas Menzies of
Pitfodels, one of Aberdeen's
wealthiest merchants of the time,
moved from his long-standing...
