As a self-taught sculptor and monumental mason committed to New Zealand subject-matters, William Trethewey would find neither fame nor fortune. He did, however, craft one of the nation’s finest First World War memorials.
A self-taught sculptor and monumental mason committed to New Zealand subject-matters, William Trethewey crafted one of the nation’s finest First World War memorials.
Family members of Erebus disaster victims were invited to the unveiling of Momentum, a sculpture marking the significant events in Air New Zealand’s history.
Deputy Leader at Scott Base, Ted Robinson, and building services officer, Garth Varcoe making the Erebus memorial cross that was dedicated in December 1979
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Antarctic sites of significance in NZ
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This map is not comprehensive. Some buildings, memorials or gravesites referred to may also have been demolished or relocated.
