📜 Enigmatic sandstone sculpture depicting a ruined home with scattered debris stretching over half a mile along the River Wear. 🔍 Part of the St Peter's Riverside sculpture project, memorializing WWII bombing victims. Made from red sandstone, it includes carved household items. # Why Go 🌊 Intriguing outdoor artwork along the River Wear. 🧐 Ambiguous meaning, believed to be a memorial to WWII bombing victims, commemorating Sunderland's WWII history. 🤔 Thought-provoking public artwork. 🚶 Explore as part of the St Peter's Riverside sculpture trail. 🌳 Scenic location on St Peter's Riverside walkway. # Tips 📍 Located on Topcliff Road along the Riverside walkway. 🅿️ Nearby parking at National Glass Centre, a short walk away. 🎨 Created by Colin Wilbourn, Karl Fisher, and Chaz Brenchley (1993-1994)