Date: 10/11/2021

A rare opportunity has arisen to reunite an original piece of railway heritage with Ballater Station.

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Rare surviving sign from Ballater Railway Station set to go under the hammer

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A rare opportunity has arisen to reunite an original piece of railway heritage with Ballater Station. The blue totem sign from the station's heyday is set

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The rear of the rebuilt Ballater station on 10 December 2019. View west along the platform showing the museum extension containing the replica royal coach see image [[65231]].
Location: Ballater
Company: Aboyne and Braemar Railway
10/12/2019 Andy Furnevel

Rebuilt Balllater station building, in what looks like the livery from British Railway times, on 17th November 2018. It now houses a cafe, the local Tourist Information Office and a small Library, which has a lot of local books and many issues of the Deeside Field-perhaps even more issues than the National Library.
Location: Ballater
Company: Aboyne and Braemar Railway
17/11/2018 Charlie Niven

The next train to Aberdeen via the Deeside line stands at the platform at Ballater in July 1962. Closure of the line came 4 years later.
Location: Ballater
Company: Aboyne and Braemar Railway
/07/1962 R Sillitto/A Renfrew Collection (Courtesy Bruce McCartney)

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