The charity has been sharing its love of Christ and spreading kindness across the city of Aberdeen since the citadel was built in 1896.
From charity auctions to Christmas lunches, we can see the impact the Salvation Army has had on the city and it’s communities in these photos we have collated from our archives.
Do you have any Salvation Army memories? Do you recognise any of the familiar face below? Let us know in the comments.
1991 – Maj Norunn Rasmussen, Lord Provost Robert Robertson, Col Rita Baird, Col W Bramwell Baird, Lady Provost Mrs Robertson, Maj Roger Rasmussen.
1991 – Captains Mary McLachan, left, and Jean Farrer at the new Goodwill Centre.
1982 – Territorial Commissioner for Scotland Eva Burrows with an emergency minibus granted by London HQ.
1986 – Home League singers with their conductor, Capt Jean Bradbury, left, at Mastrick Hall, Aberdeen.
1987- Enjoying a talk from Salvation Army Major Helen Adams are the Woodside Salvation Army Home League.
1981 – Leaders David Scott, Capt Violet Leiper and Lt Lynda Fenn as the Boys’ Adventure Corps hold their first meeting.
1986 – Capt Clifford Bradbury with the new van which had been donated anonymously to the Salvation Army, Aberdeen.
1992 – Bert Davidson and Marie Woodman were among those who enjoyed Christmas lunch at the Citadel.
1987 – Mike Coull, left, and Davie Smith with some goods for the charity auction before the marathon.
1992- Clydesdale Bank manager Alastair Brodie is apprehended by ‘policeman’ Jim Park at an event to raise cash for the Salvation Army to help the homeless.
1987 – Over-60s arrive for lunch at the Goodwill Centre in Torry in a minibus received from an anonymous local trust fund. With them are, from left, Maj Derek Dolling, Maj Helen Adams, Capt Janet Friend and Maj George Whittingham.
1987 – An armful of happiness for Maj Jean Bradbury, commanding officer at the Salvation Army Citadel in Aberdeen, at an auction.
1992 – Pulling a cracker are, from left, Lillian Prosch, Georgina Campbell and Isabella Crichton.
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GALLERY: 156 years of Salvation Army Aberdeen memories
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