This week we take a look in our archives at Tillydrone through the decades with photos dating all the way back to the 1960s.
Tillydrone is a tight-knit community which has provided many a laugh for folk of all generations growing up in the area.
Our gallery sees the opening of the Tillydrone Community Centre – and later re-opening – as both old and young gathered for fun times playing games and making music.
We also have a look at the community gala in Tilly, do you have any memories of the community gala?
1990 – The Tillydrone Youth Project play a game of pool on the day of the Tillydrone Community Centre’s grand reopening.
1978 – Tillydrone motte
1968 – Tillydrone flats
1989 – Members of the Tillydrone Pensioners Club gather around Ruby Harmon at the piano for a singalong at their weekly meeting at the community centre.
1986 – Derek Miller, 6, takes a shot in the final of the under-12s Tillydrone Community Centre pool competition
1969 – Children playing in the play area of the blocks of flats
1988 – Jacqueline Dailly helps plant bushes and plants outside the Tillydrone Community Centre
1972 – A Saltire Society award for design is unveiled at Meadow Court by housing convener Robert Robertson
1983 – Nick Garry advises Brian Millar, 14, his brother Colin, 12, and Leigh Taylor, 11, working on mural art as part of the Aberdeen Alternative Music Festival fringe
1988 – President of Tillydrone Senior Citizens Club Cecil Brown gets into the festive spirit with club secretary Mabel Mathieson and Gladys Thomson during the club’s annual Christmas dinnerdance.
1974 – The Wallace tower in the motte of Tillydrone
1984 – George Keith and Aileen Goymer prepare for the official opening the Tillydrone Community Centre
1992 – A group of children enjoy a horse-drawn ride at the Tillydrone community council gala
1969 – Dancers from the Bon Accord Ladies Pipe Band take part in Know Your Neighbour Week
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