The Aberdeen Railway was a key railway line in Scotland, connecting the city of Aberdeen to the broader railway network. Opened in 1854, it played a significant role in enhancing transportation and trade in the region, facilitating the movement of goods and passengers. The railway was part of the North British Railway system and contributed to the economic development of Aberdeen and surrounding areas. Over the years, it underwent various upgrades and changes, ultimately becoming part of the modern ScotRail network, which continues to serve the region today.