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meeting place of six roads. It has had a
variety of names: Bank of
Behitch Brucklay New Maud, the New
having since fallen out of use,
leading to the village's...
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Brucklay Castle, also
known as
Brucklay House, is a 16th-century
castle in the
Buchan area of Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The
earliest part of the castle...
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Brucklay railway station was a
former railway station in
Brucklay, Aberdeenshire. The
station was
opened on 24
April 1865 by the
Formartine and Buchan...
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Alexander Dingwall Fordyce of
Culsh and
Brucklay (4
March 1800 – 16 July 1864) was a
British naval officer and Whig politician. He was born in Aberdeen...
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However it
decided to
alter the route,
branching from the
Peterhead line at
Brucklay (later
named Maud) p****ing
through Strichen, and
keeping to the east side...
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surrounding area. At
Mintlaw Academy there are four houses.
Brucklay (named
after Brucklay estate between Maud and New Deer), Deer (named
after Deer Abbey...
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contains a
sculptured panel and
bannisters which originated from
Brucklay Castle. By 1853 Howe o'Buchan was the home of
Thomas Walker, one of four...
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Brucklay Castle 57°32′29″N 2°09′02″W / 57.541398°N 2.150458°W / 57.541398; -2.150458 (
Brucklay Castle) Category C(S) 49988
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North of
Scotland Railway Formartine and
Buchan Railway Fraserburgh Line
Brucklay Great North of
Scotland Railway Formartine and
Buchan Railway Peterhead...
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Having switched from b**** to
rhythm guitar whilst residing at
Brucklay House – a near
derelict squat in
Mossley Hill,
where the
seeds of legendary...
