Oz Memorial

"A partial bronze of a group of oddly shaped animals, the whole about six foot high and four foot broad. According to the museum guide it had been cut into pieces and dumped in the river three centuries before as part of the deFacting, so only two figures remained from a possible five. The best preserved was of a pig with a dress and wig on, and next to her stood a bulbous-bodied bear with a necktie. Of the third and fourth figures there was almost nothing, and of the fifth there remained only two claw-feet truncated at the ankles, and modelled on no creature living today."

The full dedication on the plinth is eroded and no information remains to connect it to other Oz references.