In 1995 to celebrate the founding of the National Trust 100 years earlier, the trust commissioned the artist Peter Randall-Page to produce a sculpture. The result is the Centenary Stone. A large boulder of the Borrowdale Volcanic family was sawn in half with each face then carved into 10 fan shaped segments of 10 folded wiggles. It lies in Calfclose Bay just off Broomhill Point, which is easily visited on a short walk from Keswick or the Dodd Wood National Trust Car Park.