With Christmas just around the corner, we're back with another round-up of archive photos. This month our trip down memory lane takes us to Runrig autographing albums, Dons defender Doug Rougvie laid up in hospital, the 1971 restoration of Castlegate, and a sprinkling of Christmas spirit.
When we think about our childhood, particularly reminiscing about Christmas, we don't see it in black and white. Using artificial intelligence software, we've carefully colourised bygone festive photos of Aberdeen and Inverness for the first time.
This month marks the centenary of the Granite Town quarry where north-east stonemasons carved out the stone used to build Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Ellon was one of the north-east's traditional rural royal burghs until the arrival of oil in the 1970s saw the town expand exponentially. We've taken a look back at archive photos of a community during a decade of change.
It's one of the murkier episodes from the Cold War and many of the troops who watched the H bomb explode later died of cancer.
The Aberdeen educationalist and ex-councillor fell in love with the Tall Ships which are returning to the Granite City in 2025
