Roseneath Memorial Park is a war memorial in Roseneath, Wellington, on a tight bend above Point Jerningham, just beyond Oriental Bay. It sits beside St Barnabas Anglican Church and Roseneath Primary School.
The memorial has a stepped base, a square pedestal with marble panels for names, and a Grecian Doric column topped with a globe. It stands 18 feet high. The work was carried out by Walter Tonks to a design by William M. Page, and it was unveiled in November 1917 by the Governor General, the Earl of Liverpool, with an address from Prime Minister W.F. Massey. Five names were on it at the unveiling and eight more were added later. Thirteen men are named as killed. The men were pupils of Roseneath Primary School, and one had been a master there. A drinking fountain stands alongside the memorial. Anyone with information about the men named can contact the project co-ordinator through the website.