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The Aberdonian: Aberdeen churches (A – C)

1987 - Bon Accord pre-school youngsters at Craigiebuckler church hall
1987 - Bon Accord pre-school youngsters at Craigiebuckler church hall

Aberdeen has many incredibly beautiful churches which have played a part in many of our lives.

Today The Aberdonian looks at some of those churches from over the years.

From a World War II bombing to a parent and toddler meeting, these churches have seen it all.

Take a look and see if these bring back any memories.

1936 – All Saints Church in Smithfield Road
1969 – Beechgrove Church and spire
1965 – The Rev W D Cattanach, left, speaks with members of his congregation after the dedication and opening of Beechgrove Church’s new building
1972 – Belmont Congregational Church
1977 – The interior of Albion and St Paul’s Church
1988 – The Bon-Accord Spiritualist Church, which doubled as a 1977 soup kitchen, was virtually all that remained of Loch Street between Gallowgate and George Street
1988 – Bridge of Don Baptist Church
1987 – Bridge of Don Baptist Church members with fundraising building bricks at the launch of a scheme to raise money
1988 – The Rev Douglas Hutcheon admires the pine roof at the new Baptist Church at Bridge of Don
1988 – Mums and children attending the mother and toddler group at Baptist Church, Crown Terrace
1943 – Bomb damage at Causewayend Church
1969 – An unusual view of Craigiebuckler Church