Editing Marriott's Way (section)

== Public works of art ==
[[Image:Marriotts Way3.JPG|thumb|left|Wooden bench]]
[[Image:Lenwade7.JPG|thumb|Concrete sculpture at Lenwade inscribed with the words: "Figure in a landscape 7¾ miles from Reepham with disused railway and gravel pits contemplating the history of industry and their back turned on the old concrete works, which once produced beams for motorway bridges but now crushes cars"]]
Several concrete public works of art can be seen along the way, as a constant reminder of the line's connection with the concrete industry and of its last days as a freight line, carrying concrete products. Also on view are hand crafted benches and places to rest; many of these memorials are to cyclists and other way users.

The route is marked by steel benches, fabricated from flat-bottomed rail at intervals of 1 mile starting from the site of Norwich City station. Each bench is to a different design, often with the rail twisted or bent, but always with a flat length at sitting height.
[[File:Marriott's Way mile marker bench 1 mile.jpg|thumb|alt=Sculpture/bench|Steel zip sculpture/bench, located 1 mile north of the site of Norwich City station on Marriott's Way.]]