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In Pictures: Maud through the years

By Scott Begbie
1963: The railway junction and village that grew up around it, seen in the 1960s
1963: The railway junction and village that grew up around it, seen in the 1960s

This week we’ve dug through our archives and found these stunning images of Maud through the years

1974: A view from the old railway station on to Station Road at the corner with Deer Road.
1958: Some very heavy winter snowfall left this steam locomotive stranded at Maud Station and unable to go any further, back in January 1958.
1985: Cheery Aberdeenshire fish processing worker Shona May lived just outside of Maud.
1969: At once busy Maud Junction Jim Morrison, the sole member of staff, attends to the noon Peterhead to Aberdeen goods train.
open day to mark the reopening of the refurbished Maud Station.
1991: Maud residents with craft work displayed at the
Maud Junction - once a busy junction. Jim Morrison, the only member of staff there now, prepares to attend the 12 noon Peterhead to Aberdeen goods train. On the left is the line to Fraserburgh.
1984: Maud Playgroup
right, and farmer William Smith near Maud.
1986: Livestock officer Andrew Philip,
1960: Maud Mart, open again after a foot and mouth outbreak.
1963: The railway junction and village that grew up around it, seen in the 1960s

This article originally appeared on the Evening Express website. For more information, read about our new combined website.