Lost Aberdeen: the Outskirts
Lost Aberdeen: The Outskirts by Diane Morgan, published by Origin on March 20, 2025, offers an insightful exploration of the environmental and architectural heritage of Aberdeen’s outskirts. This 224-page book delves into areas such as Gilcomston, Berryden, Kittybrewster, Torry, and Ferryhill, presenting their historical significance and evolution from remote suburbs to integral parts of the city.
Readers will find a wealth of information enriched by period photographs and maps, enhancing the narrative of Aberdeen’s development. The book covers various aspects of social history and historical geography, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the intricate layers of Great Britain’s past. Through its detailed examination, Lost Aberdeen: The Outskirts sheds light on the unique character and stories of these neighborhoods, contributing to a deeper understanding of the city’s heritage.
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In Lost Aberdeen: The Outskirts, Diane Morgan embarks on a fascinating and highly readable journey into the environmental and architectural heritage of those familiar parts of Aberdeen that began life on the fringes of the city.Covering Gilcomston (originally a ‘wretched and rather remote suburb’) Berryden (famous for its pleasure garden and the Northern Co-op), Kittybrewster (the marts and the railway), Torry (trawling) and Ferryhill (leafy and elegant), and illustrated with period photographs and maps, Lost Aberdeen: The Outskirts is a goldmine of information about one of Scotland’s most historic cities.
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