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Trinity Avenue Playground

Dawes Point Infants and preschoolers

A small playground with equipment for toddlers and younger children. Includes swings and climbing equipment.

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Trinity Avenue

Dawes Point 2000

Directions and transport

Features

Children’s area included

Histories of local parks and playgrounds
History of Trinity Avenue Playground
The land this playground occupies was originally the backyards of houses in Windmill Row, renamed Prince Street by Governor Macquarie in 1810.
Published 27 March 2013

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