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ArtistMaker:	MORGAN, Lewis and Dan JONES
TitleOfWork:	not known
DescriptionOfPhoto:	View of landmark sculpture
DateOfCreation:	2003
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Medium:	recycled oak; Cadeby limestone
Location:	On grass of Fitzwilliam Street, opposite the junction with Carlisle Street
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Street:	Fitzwilliam Street
TownOrVillage:	Swinton
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MetropolitanBorough:	Rotherham
Photographer:	Dave Ball
ImageCopyright:	Sheffield Hallam University
AccessionNumber:	r060iia
Description: The sculpture reflects the different methods of travel used by members of the town in their life span, and different transport networks that exist within the town. It also carries a reference to a local industry that used to produce wheels for railway rolling stock. Commission: Part of a regeneration project in Swinton. The commission was managed by Groundworks Dearne Valley; project manager: Richard Brown. Funding came from WREN for all three sculptures. The wood was recycled from the old lock gates at Swinton Lock; the limestone came from Cadeby, a local quarry. It was felt that it was important that all materials used should have local origins.

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