Aberdeen to Inverness

This documentary delves into the railway built by the Great North of Scotland Railway and other companies, showcasing the 50 stations that have existed over the years, with ten still operational today. The film captures the scenic journey of over a hundred miles, featuring 16 existing or former rail junctions along the way, emphasizing the intense commercial rivalry of the 19th century.

Filmed in pleasant weather, Aberdeen to Inverness offers unique perspectives from the cab, trackside, and aerial views. The documentary also includes detailed narration by Sally Magnusson, providing viewers with rich historical context. With a runtime of 112 minutes, this film appeals to those interested in railway history and the evolution of transportation in Scotland.