Anniversary Square

The current Anniversary Square is located behind Central station. The small square closely resembles Spawn Square in both size and appearance. Unlike Spawn Square, Anniversary Square does not have a perimeter sandstone wall, however it instead has a plinth in the centre with a large number on top.

The square is primarily made of sandstone and bands of stone bricks, with single blocks of glowstone in the corner of each band, just like Spawn Square.

History
The plaza was first built on the corner of North Street and Brauncewell Street (Where the tank museum is now). It was quickly dismantled and rebuilt due to a more favourable location being available. The site of the first Anniversary Square is now currently the Tank Museum car park, though is going to become a plaza once again in the near future.

Every year, a different coloured wool statue in the shape of a number is built on the plinth, representing the number of years since the city was founded. A white '1' statue was built for the first year, with a red '2' for the second. Since then there has also been a cyan '3', an orange '4' and currently a purple '5'.