Aberdeen Joint (Caledonian Railway)
Introduction
Aberdeen Joint station is now called Aberdeen station. It is the only railway station currently open in Aberdeen. The Denburn Valley Line provides a passenger and goods service operated by ScotRail between Aberdeen and Kittybrewster [2nd]. The service extends to Keith and Inverness by the former Great North of Scotland Railway and Highland Railway.
Dates
Locations along the line
These locations are along the line.
This junction was south of Aberdeen Guild Street. From this junction the Denburn Valley Line ran through Aberdeen Joint (today's Aberdeen station) leaving the original Aberdeen Guild Street terminus on a short branch.
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See also
Aberdeen Railway
G H Robin collection by courtesy of the Mitchell Library, Glasgow 19/04/1954
Charlie Niven /02/1980
G H Robin collection by courtesy of the Mitchell Library, Glasgow 11/04/1954
G H Robin collection by courtesy of the Mitchell Library, Glasgow 19/04/1954
These carriage sidings were developed on the west side of Aberdeen Joint, at its south end, access from Denburn South Junction. The sidings date from around the 1908 reconstruction of Aberdeen Joint and these sidings replaced earlier, much shorter, sidings on a similar site.
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Duncan Ross 13/11/2023
Andy Furnevel 08/06/2023
Duncan Ross 07/04/2021
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Duncan Ross 25/11/2020
This is a station with five public platforms. It opened as Aberdeen Joint - jointly owned by the Scottish North Eastern Railway to the south and the Great North of Scotland Railway to the north. The two lines met at Denburn Junction within the station. It replaced terminal stations at Aberdeen Guild Street and Aberdeen Waterloo respectively. A poor horse-drawn street tramway link ...
More detailsSee also
Denburn Valley Line (Great North of Scotland Railway)
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Crinan Dunbar 09/12/2023
Roger Geach 23/06/1980
Mark Bartlett 25/10/2023
