Esther Belliss, ‘War Memorial Mosaic’ (1960s), War Memorial Stadium Hall of Memories, Whakaoriori Masterton

Image: Bronwyn Holloway-Smith, Public Art Heritage Aotearoa New Zealand, 2021

Masterton District Council

Exterior wall of War Memorial Stadium Hall of Memories, 2 Dixon St, North Masterton, Whakaoriori Masterton

War Memorial Mosaic

E. Mervyn Taylor, ‘Early Settlers’ (1962), 122 Queen St (former Post Office Building), Whakaoriori Masterton

Image: Bronwyn Holloway-Smith, Public Art Heritage Aotearoa New Zealand, 2018

Gray Young, Morton & Calder

New Zealand Post Office

Gordon Wilson

122 Queen Street (former Post Office Building), Whakaoriori Masterton

Early Settlers

E. Mervyn Taylor, ‘Lest We Forget’ (1963/1966), War Memorial Stadium Hall of Memories, Whakaoriori Masterton

Image: Shaun Waugh, Public Art Heritage Aotearoa New Zealand, 2016

Daniell & Wevers

War Memorial Stadium Hall of Memories, 2 Dixon St, North Masterton, Whakaoriori Masterton

Lest We Forget

James Greig, Craig Hall & Paul Winspear, Title unknown (1982) [back door], Masterton District Library, Whakaoriori Masterton

Masterton Trust Lands Trust

Masterton Licensing Trust

Trevor Daniell

Above front & back doors, Masterton District Library, 54 Queen St, Whakaoriori Masterton

Coastal Wairarapa

Liz Greville with the Wairarapa Embroiderers' Guild, ‘Masterton Library Wall Hanging’ (1985), Masterton District Library, Whakaoriori Masterton

Masterton District Library, 54 Queen St, Whakaoriori Masterton

Masterton Library Wall Hanging

Ian Day, ‘The Thinking Man’ (c.1990s), Queen Elizabeth Park, Whakaoriori Masterton

Cockburn family

Work is located on the island in the Lake of Remembrance in Queen Elizabeth Park, Whakaoriori Masterton

Cockburn family home Upper Plains, overlooking Lake Wairarapa

The Thinking Man

Paul Dibble, ‘Garden of Delights’ (1998), cnr Smith & Queen Streets, Whakaoriori Masterton

Images: Bronwyn Holloway-Smith, Public Art Heritage Aotearoa New Zealand, 2021

Moore Wilson's

Cnr of Smith and Queen Streets, Whakaoriori Masterton

Garden of Delights

Chris Finlayson, ‘The World is a Stage’ (1999), Regent 3 Cinema, Whakaoriori Masterton

Jackson St at the corner with Queen St (Regent 3 Cinema), Whakaoriori Masterton

The World is a Stage

Ken Kendall, ‘Russian Jack’ (c.1999), Masterton Library Square, Whakaoriori Masterton

Barrett Crumen

Masterton Library Square, Whakaoriori Masterton

Russian Jack

Masterton District Council Te Kaunihera Ā-Rohe o Whakaoriori is a territorial authority within the Wairarapa, a region north of Wellington. Its largest centre is Masterton, founded in 1854, with an urban population of 22,400. The district population was 29,000 as of June 2022.