But we are wondering if you know the meaning behind some of them. There’s a story behind everything from The Walrus to Ambit, Men of Steel to the Keel Square wheel.
We have them all in a series of Sunderland Echo memories, as well as their background tale.
Read on for links to shipyards, Lewis Carroll, and Barbary Coast.

13. Propellers of the City
The interactive glass and metal sculpture is often referred to as "the wheel”. It can be turned by hand and has been a popular addition, particularly with children, since it was unveiled on August 31, 2015. It honours the heritage of both Sunderland’s glass and shipyard heritage. The structure features many photographs of those who worked in the yards. | se

