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Locomotives Coaches Wagons Lines & Stations Signalling Buses People Bibliography Buckie Station staff in the 1920's. Naught shows where they once were. Buckie Station staff about 1918-20, W.G. Singer the station agent [station master] would later move to Dyce. If taken at the same spot today the staff of Dyce would be sitting inside the back of the chipper! Although clearly from GNSR days, the date is unknown Ballindalloch Station staff posed for this photo - probably sometime just prior to the end of the First World War but no later than 1920 Mr. G. McDonald takes the token back to the main box at Craigellachie on 2 Nov 1968, the minor [west] box may have started off at Kennethmont then been moved. All boxes closed here on 15 Dec 1968 Waterloo Goods staff on 16 Mar 1926, Mr Cowley who donated the picture is keen to put names to any of these men. If anyone can help, please email GNSRA who will pass the information on Along with fellow Broch drivers , Mr John Howatt receives his award for another year's perfect road safety at the end of the LNER era. Mr Howatt retired in the 60's with an unblemished record for safety. Kittybrewster men in the late 1940's. Picture kindly donated by Tommy Gray of Australia seen seated front right. Dufftown GNSR staff undated but probably early 1920's. An undated group of staff at Craigellachie, possibly taken at the turn of the 20th century. Note the gap between the Station Master and the Porter on his right. Staff at Ballater Station about the time of a Royal visit, undated but several staff are wearing military medal ribbons suggesting a time a little after 1918 Station Master George Adie and his staff pose at Strichen in late GNSR days Lena Murison (l) and her sister Lill McBeath next to her husband Mac ran the 'Refresh' at Maud in the 50-60's. It was said they sold the best beer in town as it was kept cool below the nearby water tower. Cambus O' May Station master Alexander Collie Roy nieces and son William in 1933, William joined the railway 20 years after starting as junior porter at Ballater William Irvine Roy seen here, is now relief station master at Park on 16 Aug 1956 Station master Alexander Collie Roy and passengers at Cambus O'May in 1928 Junior porter William Irvine Roy aged 15 with porter guard John Mackie to his right and on his left, guard John Taylor, Ballater 1936 Mrs Maggie Irvine Roy succeeded her late husband and was in charge of Cambus O' May from 1934 -56. Picture and inset both from 1940's. Mr Sandison signalman at Fyvie exchanges tokens with a Macduff service in the summer of 1925 Mr Sandison signalman at Strichen exchanging tokens with a northbound goods in 1945 Mr R Sandison was signalman at Strichen from 1937 till he retired in the early 1960's This is the only view inside Kinaldie Box showing Mr R Sandison signalman at work in 1929 Mr Sandison signalman in his box at Crathes in 1926, a good place to grow tomatoes by the looks of it. Mr Sandison signalman Crathes 1926