The terminus of the Deeside Railway opened from Aberdeen in 1853. It was rebuilt in 1859 when the Deeside Extension Railway extended the railway west to Aboyne.
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This was a three platform station; two through platforms and a bay platform at the east end, north side of the line. The platforms were canopied.
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This was a timber platform to the west of Banchory [2nd] station. It was located just to the west of Dee Street. It was short lived, only opening in 1961 and the halt and line closed in 1966.
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Glassel was a single platform station on the north side of the single track line. It had a station building typical of the extension line with a railway cottage to its immediate east.
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This was, latterly, a two platform station in the middle of Torphins.
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This was a five arch single track viaduct over the Beltie Burn between Torphins and Lumphanan stations.
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This was a two platform station on the single track Deeside line from Aberdeen to Ballater. The station site is now housing but the memory of it is preserved in the name 'Station Square', the square which bordered the north side of the station at its west end.
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This was a single platform station.
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This curlers platform was to the north east of Aboyne and located on the east side of the Loch of Aboyne alongside the water. It was also known as 'Loch of Aboyne Platform' and was used for excursions in the summertime.
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This was a two platform station. The main station building was on the eastbound platform. This had a large glazed canopy.
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