From Aberdeen University's Draft Stout Appreciation Society to Oliver the Joint Station cat, Summerhill Academy strikes to Schoolhill, we've collated an eclectic selection of April photos in 1970s Aberdeen.
The Prop of Ythsie near Tarves is a striking landmark beloved by TV personality and entrepreneur Georgia Toffolo. The monument is a totem to the life of Haddo laird George Hamilton-Gordon whose political success was outweighed by personal tragedy.
King Charles has always spoken openly of his love and connection with Royal Deeside, and royal residence Birkhall has been an integral part of his life. Both as a happy childhood holiday home and as a private retreat with Queen Camilla during their 20-year marriage.
Enigma bar on Belmont Street was the place to go in the noughties for day drinking, watching sport and partying all night. Do you recognise any familiar faces in our photos from 2007-2013?
Scenes of terror descended on Union Street in April 1985 when an escaped bull threw a young mum and her toddler into the air. The beast wreaked havoc along the Granite Mile, charging at cars and forcing shoppers to flee.
For 25 years, bendy buses were a common sight travelling through Aberdeen with steamed-up windows and packed with students. But when it was standing-room only, it was a case of survival of the fittest hanging onto rails while the bus lurched around corners.
