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Aberdeen lifeboat station
Aberdeen Lifeboat Station is one of the oldest in Scotland with the first being built on the North Pier in 1802. The crews here have been saving lives for over 200 years whether in the ocean or during floods inland.
They have received 26 awards for gallantry!
Aberdeen is an Observe station and has no access to the public as it is within the secure industrial harbour area. Visit by appointment only.
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Aberdeen lifeboat station, Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire , United Kingdom
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