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March 2017: These archive images showcase the history of life in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire

By Callum Main
1934: Huge crowds throng the Castlegate in Aberdeen for the Timmer Market in 1934, and no shortage of trams transporting folk to the popular event.
1934: Huge crowds throng the Castlegate in Aberdeen for the Timmer Market in 1934, and no shortage of trams transporting folk to the popular event.

Every day we post a new image on Facebook direct from our archives.

To make it easier to keep track of these images, each month we’ll create a gallery showcasing our favourites.

1996: Aberdeen's Union Terrace Gardens were set to be invaded with jazz fans on May 25, 1996, with Junior Chamber's Jazz Feast.
1983: Another familiar Aberdeen building neared its end as the old warehouse on Regent Quay was bulldozed.
1971: This picture was taken shortly after the bulldozers moved in to take apart the old Aberdeen Market.
1960: An uncongested view of the junction at Aberdeen's Holburn Street and Great Southern Road as it was in 1960.
1960: A solitary figure takes a walk down Aberdeen's Union Glen from its junction with Cuparstone Row in January 1960.
1944: The original Aberdeen Crematorium at Kaimhill as it was in this picture from December 1944.
1984: This picture shows the King Street area of Aberdeen in May 1984.
1982: The new principal officer for the Aberdeen and North-east Society for the Deaf, Peter Collins, right, and his wife Susan are welcomed at a cheese and wine party at the Centre for the Deaf, Smithfield Road, Aberdeen.
1964: The village of Cairnie in Aberdeenshire, which is located around four miles north-west of Huntly.
1964: Cairness Mansion House, designed for Charles Gordon of Buthlaw by James Playfair, the famous 18th century architect.
1981: The Aberdeen Joke Factory was celebrating it's 50th anniversary in May 1981. Pictured is owner Gordon Thom.
1970: Moira Allan, 10, the daughter of Norman Allan, practising her trapeze work above cattle in a barn at Upper Auchmill.
1981: Kids lock up their bikes before entering Johnston Gardens.
1982: The four-man Hull fishing boat Guldborg arrived in Aberdeen with 147 boxes of fish, and an underwater camera estimated to be worth £200,000.
1995: Aberdeen skipper Stewart McKimmie just loves playing this captain's part as he hoists the Coca-Cola Cup before the delighted Dons support.
1982: The bottling plant at Kennerty Farm Dairies on Aberdeen's West Tullos industrial estate
1972: Feeding the seals was a thrill for the children of Inverallochy School, Fraserburgh, when they visited Aberdeen Zoo in May 1972 during an outing to Aberdeen.
1974: Tillydrone House in The Chanonry, Old Aberdeen, with its symmetrical two-window frontage with a handsome bow entrance in the centre.
1976: Workers using a test bed at Aberdeen lifting tackle company Kennedy Lifting Ltd on Bedford Road.
1986: The Dons team parade the Scottish Cup back in Aberdeen.
1979: Kettocks Mill at Bridge of Don, in 1979. Councillors were considering plans to turn the site into flats.
1986: The former home of Aberdeen University's Students Representative Council at 151 King Street was converted into flats
1971: Helane Kennedy hairdressers on the city's Great Westren Road.
1964: The Aberdeen Lads' Club premises on Hutcheon Street. The building was constructed in 1964.
1934: Huge crowds throng the Castlegate in Aberdeen for the Timmer Market in 1934, and no shortage of trams transporting folk to the popular event.
1977: A lot of interest was being shown in the Westburn Occupational Centre's stall at the Aberdeen Timmer Market in 1977.
1965: Crowds gather around the stalls at the Timmer Market in Aberdeen, with plenty of shoppers purchasing goods.
1953: This is what the Aberdeen Timmer Market was all about. Toys made of wood - timmer - were what stall holders, like these in this picture from 1953, were selling to delight the children.

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