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	Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
	Obstacle course, Waitaki Boys' High School		1909	Boys standing in sacks hung from a wooden frame at the Oamaru Showgrounds.
	War Memorial, Thames Street		Circa 1937	War Memorial, 1914 - 1918. Photograph taken c. 1937. From Norman Jenkin album.
	Wonderland statue, Oamaru Public Gardens.		1930s?	Wonderland statue presented to the town in 1926 by Robert Milligan. Made by Scottish sculptor Thomas Clapperton and inspired by the Peter Pan statue in Kensington Gardens, London.
	Wonderland statue, Oamaru Public Gardens.		1930s?	Close up detail of the Wonderland statue showing sculpted fairies and rabbits.
	World War One memorial, Oamaru.		1930s?	World War One memorial on Thames Street, Oamaru.
	Unidentified women		Circa 1916	Woman and girl standing by washing hung on the line. Forrester collection.
	Men sitting on a bed		1910s?	Two unidentified men sitting on a bed.
	Fallen Troopers' Memorial. Unveiled 2 February, 1905.		02 Feb 1905	Fallen Trooper's Memorial. Unveiled 2 February, 1905. The cost of L1,700 was largely raised through the efforts of W G Grave, a master at Waitaki Boys' High School. (Grave later became a well-known solicitor in Oamaru.)
	St Luke's, Anglican Church, Oamaru		1911 1916 1928	Archdeacon J D Russell. Installed at St Luke's in 1911. Appointed Archdeacon of Oamaru in 1916, becoming Archdeacon of North Otago in 1928. Held this position until 1944, when he became Archdeacon Emeritus.
	Oamaru Public Gardens		1926	'Wonderland' statuary group in the gardens, Oamaru, NZ. (Photo G. H. Gilmore, Oamaru.) Wonderland Statue presented to the town in 1926 by Robert Milligan. Inspired by the Peter Pan statue in Kensington Gardens, England. Designed by T. J. Clapperton.
	Keystone		Circa 1882	A figural keystone in the form of a bearded man. Mounted on a wooden backing. Originally from an internal arch in the 1882 Waitaki County Council building on Thames Street, Oamaru.