Visit to Aberdeen City Archives
Discover your city's historical collections and understand the workings of an archive.
Aberdeen Town House, Broad Street, Aberdeen AB10 1AQ
Visit to Aberdeen City Archives
Join Scotland's Urban Past and the staff of Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire Archives for a tour of your city's historical collections, to find our much more about the collections held and how they are cared for. The visit will include a chance to view some of Aberdeen's rare treasures!
***Please note this event is for members of Torry Memories and Heritage Society and Albury Outdoor Sports Centre only.***
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