THE SCULPTURES - Marsden and Beyond Above Marsden is the last sculpture to be commissioned by the River Colne Sculpture Trail, the Moorland Signpost by Lewis Morgan. Lewis worked with people from Marsden Healthy Walking Group, the National Trust and the Huddersfield Home Educators Group to gain inspiration and local flavour for his sculpture. Their ideas have been carved into the discs of different stone which make up this sculpture on the moors above Marsden near local landmark, Eastergate Bridge. It was installed in summer 2008. On Waters Road there is the Water Goddess Gate by Jason Thomson, on the left hand side set into the wall of Hey Green. This gate celebrates the first domestic electricity generator in the area, it was commissioned by the River Colne Project in 2003. At Tunnel End Picnic site in the sheepfold are the Sheep sculptures by Cate Clark. These sheep were created with the help of children from Marsden Junior School to animate the sheepfold as part of the Upper Colne Valley Walling Project, commissioned by Kirklees Countryside Service in 2007. In the centre of Marsden are two sculptures beside the river. Marsden and its canal by Mick Kirkby- Geddes was commissioned to celebrate the reopening of Huddersfield Narrow Canal in 2003. This sculpture shows the village and surrounding valley in all its glory. It was commissioned in 2003 by Kirklees Council to celebrate the newly refurbished Huddersfield Narrow Canal. On the bridge in the centre of Marsden is a River Colne sign it depicts among other things a kingfisher perched on a branch. If you look over the bridge and you might be lucky to see another one.