Great North of Scotland Railway Association
GNSRA is a registered charity no. SC050156  :  Website v3.27  ©1999 to 2026 GNSRA
Founded in 1964
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LATEST NEWS Items from the GNSRA shop may be ordered at any time, but - due to holidays - despatch may be delayed until 1 May 2026. Moray Council now propose to remove the collapsed sections of the Spey Viaduct. Because it is listed Grade II, consent is required from Historic Scotland. Cost is estimated to be £500,000. There is, as yet, no plan for any replacement. The currently-featured harbour is Fraserburgh Harbour (click here to see). View 26 minutes of stunning colour video (click here) of GNSR trains, stations, etc. taken by David Gordon, Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair in 1963. Courtesy of National Library of Scotland Moving Image Archive GNSRA has a private facebook page. Search there for Great North of Scotland Railway Association and apply to join. (Note that we reject those that do not answer membership questions). As of 26th March 2026, we have 369 facebook members. Please report any problems with website to Webmaster - click to send email. The item to the left is a Pass from the opening day (1 May 1886) of the Moray Firth Coast Line. The owner currently wishes to sell and is looking for £90. If anyone is interested at that price, please send an email to webmaster@gnsra.org.uk and I will forward the seller’s details. ADVANCE NOTICE. GNSRA AGM is on 7 Nov 2026, at Station Hotel, Aberdeen.
Certain maps in this website are reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland