The mural provides a great opportunity to take a photo as a reminder of your stay in the beautiful historic city of Maitland. Located opposite Maitland Station this unique mural, painted by Hunter Valley artist Trevor Dickinson, is one of the first things visitors alighting from the trains see when they exit the railway station.

Located opposite Maitland Station this unique mural, painted by Hunter Valley artist Trevor Dickinson, is one of the first things visitors alighting from the trains see when they exit the railway station.

Be prepared to be inspired by creativity with this art trail that features multiple galleries, community art spaces and murals that can all be viewed free of charge. Start your trip at Maitland Regional Art Gallery and admire the mural at the gallery’s entrance.

Welcome to Maitland Mural Overview Located opposite Maitland Station this unique mural, painted by Hunter Valley artist Trevor Dickinson, is one of the first things visitors alighting from the trains see when they exit the railway station.

"The Heart of Maitland" was recently installed by local artist Jordan Lucky in the car park of the Maitland Central.

The annual Maitland Aroma Festival which celebrates coffee and chocolate, along with local wine and many other types of local produce has its own mural. This mural can be found in the Riverside Carpark.

Curated by local artist, Georgia Hill this massive mural features at the Maitland Regional Art Gallery's entrance. Open for interpretation, the 17metre x 5metre abstract artwork represents the Hunter River and features elements from the natural environment.

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The mural provides a great opportunity to take a photo as a reminder of your stay in the beautiful historic city of Maitland.

Located opposite Maitland Station this unique mural, painted by Hunter Valley artist Trevor Dickinson, is one of the first things visitors alighting from the trains see when they exit the railway station.