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Civic Park
Civic Park is a real location in Newcastle, New South Wales, named across the written works of C. W. Smith. Civic Park, Newcastle. It is plotted on the Literary Atlas of Newcastle among the city's city & civic sites.
Across the works
Antinomicity
A recurring destination with his son, who calls the fountain of 'decimated stone' the moon. The crucible of protest when the fig trees came down.
from here, we will often head to Civic Park, a stretch of parkland facing a doughnut-shaped building that was once our old Town Hall— Antinomicity
Fellow Disjecta
Walking through it one evening he saw a light on in TPI House and joined the arts collective.
I must have been walking through Civic Park one evening when I saw a light on upstairs in TPI House— Fellow Disjecta