Benzie & Miller - Department Store

Branches of Benzie & Miller's department store were also opened in Banff and Inverness.
The Inverness store opened in 1952 at 13/17 Union Street, following the purchase of Young & Chapman. By 1960 the store had become known as Benzies of Inverness and, in addition to their Union Street store, had departments at 33-49 Baron Taylor Street and 1 Drummond Street (TV and electrical department).
A Lamson pneumatic tube cash collection system was installed in the Fraserburgh store in 1934.
Production records of Benzie & Miller Ltd., Fraserburgh, 1887-1937, are held in the University of Glasgow Archives. See: www.gla.ac.uk/myglasgow/archivespecialcollections/
A private ledger, 1944-1958 of Benzie & Miller Ltd., Fraserburgh, is held in the Glasgow University Archives. See: discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/c/F167808
PDF document - Benzie & Miller - Fraserburgh [19 Feb 2019, 44 pages]
Fraserburgh - Photos through the years (Facebook group)
the Fraserburgh Heritage Centre website - www.fraserburghheritage.com

Benzie & Miller's 70 High Street shop window, c. 1950,
at the Fraserburgh Heritage Centre,
where you can operate the 1950 Hornby Dublo train.