These two rural villages, in central Buchan and about an hour’s drive from Aberdeen, have much in common, but different origins. New Deer was a laird’s planned village from around the turn of the 19th century whereas Maud grew up around the 1860s railway. The book has a typical mix of local photographs with estates such as Brucklay, castles, the railway, marts, mills, post offices, shops and schools as well as street scenes and social history.
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