Great North of Scotland Railway Association
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Founded in 1964
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LATEST NEWS The August Review (click left) was recently sent to Members. It contained Membership Renewal information. Please renew early - and no later than September. If we have your email address, you will also have received a renewal email from Membermojo. Please use MemberMojo to renew if possible, but - if you don’t feel confident with it - the old ways are still available. And if you don’t wish to renew, please drop the Membership Secretary a note to say so, with or without a reason. Suburban Glasgow Ltd are continuing to develop the Formartine and Buchan Railway simulator. Release hoped to be in the second half of 2025. For updated images and further information, click image top right. The currently-featured harbour is Fraserburgh Harbour (click here to see). A new event this year will be a Societies’ Weekend at the Museum of Scottish Railways (Bo’ness) on 28th and 29th September. For details, click here. This is part of the nationwide celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the opening of the Stockton & Darlington Railway. View 26 minutes of stunning colour video (click here) of GNSR trains, stations, etc. taken by David Gordon, Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair in 1963. Courtesy of National Library of Scotland Moving Image Archive GNSRA has a private facebook page. Search there for Great North of Scotland Railway Association and apply to join. (Note that we reject those that do not answer membership questions). As of 24th Aug 2025, we have 325 facebook members. Please report any problems with website to Webmaster - click to send email.
Certain maps in this website are reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland
Bucksburn (closed to passengers, but open to freight)]