The square, which was named by the public, celebrates Sunderland's shipbuilding heritage with the 'Keel Line' and the 'Propellers of the City'. The 'Keel Line' features the names of up to 9,000 ships built on the Wear and the 'Propellers of the City' with art work by Bryan Talbot sits at the head of the 'Keel Line' and contains images of almost 500 workers from the shipyards. The street furniture also details Sunderland's twin and sister cities such as Saint-Nazaire, Harbin, Essen and Washington DC. The square with its art work and fountains is certainly a lovely place to relax or take part in an event.