As part of our series on the future of Dunedin's heritage buildings we asked readers to nominate their favourites.
This is what they came up with.
It can be seen from the George St end of Bath St and seems to have received some much needed attention in recent years, with a well considered makeover. This is what we should be doing with our heritage buildings not letting them rot.
These types of buildings should receive as much attention as the fancy arched buildings that people seem to think are the only ones worth saving.
Another that is close to my heart is the ex-Dunedin North Post office. Many times as a youth I would call in there on a Friday to get cash from my POSB account to finance my weekend activities!
Kate Price: Dunedin Railway Station
As a child, the best part of being in this deserted building was to play in the marvellous stairwell even though some spoilsport had inserted pegs in the lovely curved wooden balusters to prevent little demons like me from sliding down them.
I particularly like the baby griffins crawling down the face of the monument.
It is a pity that the the water features have been shut off.
John and Sharon King: Otago Boys High School