In this week’s Aberdonian we take a look at images of Huntly from across the decades.
From theatre productions to award winning schools, it looks like the town was bustling with activity throughout the years.
Do you spot any familiar faces?
1949 – The Square in Huntly on a misty night
1977 – Huntly Castle pictured in October 1977
1992 – Pupils Amy Le Roux, Victoria Robson and Avril Morrison with certificates for reading 10 books, with rector John Swan and librarian Christine McFarlane
1979 – A quiet day at Huntly Railway Station
2002 – Gordon Schools staff and pupils dressed up in aid of the Archie appeal, from left, Aileen Beverly, Carol Grant, Jayne Dussus and Joan Bruce
1993 – TV Services’ Maurice Geddes and Derek Dryburgh give a TV to Jane Allan, their first customer, in 1972
1980 – Gordon Primary School won the title of best kept school in the Grampian area
1969 – An aerial view of Huntly before the advent of drones
1988 – Break time for drinks and biscuits at the morning crèche in the Linden Community Centre, Huntly
1974 – James Cruickshank & Son Ltd, the large furniture store, dominates the square
1981 – The village constable, played by Tom Robertson, keeps members of the cast in order
1981 – Seonaid Duggie as Jack in the Gordon Schools, Huntly FP drama club production of Jack and the Beanstalk
1992 – Gordon Schools won the Keep Grampian Beautiful Trophy for best-kept school
1992 – Rachel Stewart and Angela Ogg, pupils at The Gordon Schools, show their enthusiasm for Doric recitations
1989 – Young Enterprise company Mon-Pac was presented with the Skene Young Entrepreneurs award
