Cruden Bay Memories
From Their FaceBook PageWe’re delighted to be collaborating with the fantastic Facebook group Cruden Bay Memories, run independently by a team who share a deep passion for preserving and sharing the rich history of our area. Their page has become a vibrant hub for nostalgic content, bringing together people through historic photographs, thoughtfully written articles, and glimpses into life in days gone by.
Many of the posts featured on Cruden Bay Memories showcase fascinating images from the past, often inviting visitors to help identify people, places, and moments captured in time. This shared sense of curiosity and collective memory makes the group a truly engaging and meaningful space, where history is not only preserved but actively explored and enriched by the community.
As part of this collaboration, we’ll be featuring a curated selection of posts from Cruden Bay Memories here on Crudenbay.life. Each featured post will always include a link back to the original Facebook group, so you can join the conversation, contribute your own knowledge, and explore even more of their archive.
What makes this partnership so valuable is the shared goal of celebrating Cruden Bay’s heritage. By connecting platforms and amplifying these historical insights, we hope to make it even easier for people to rediscover the past, share memories, and strengthen our sense of community.
We encourage you to explore both Crudenbay.life and Cruden Bay Memories, support this important work, and be part of a growing, connected community that values its history as much as its future.
A Royal Visit to Cruden Bay
This is Princess Beatrice (Youngest of Queen Victoria's Children) and her Husband Prince Henry of Battenberg. Their wedding day was 23rd July 1885. On the 18th September 1885 they came and stayed for two nights with Lord Erroll at Slains Castle, Cruden Bay. They...