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Hewlet park was named for the nearby [[The Hewlet Museum|Hewlet Museum]]. On sunny summer days, the museum would sometimes bring out a few of its many paintings and hold an open air museum. Many artists whose works ended up in the museum also used scenery from the park as inspiration. | Hewlet park was named for the nearby [[The Hewlet Museum|Hewlet Museum]]. On sunny summer days, the museum would sometimes bring out a few of its many paintings and hold an open air museum. Many artists whose works ended up in the museum also used scenery from the park as inspiration. | ||
===Barricade Policy=== | |||
It is impossible to barricade a park. | |||
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Revision as of 11:59, 6 July 2010
| Hewlet Park
Brooksville [33, 62]
Basic Info:
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Basic Info
Coordinates: 33,62
Barricade Level: N/A
Graffiti: N/A
Description
One of the four parks in Brooksville, this lot is surrounded by Mattick Towers, Robertson Walk Police Department, a junkyard, Turner Walk Railway Station, and Matthias General Hospital. The nearest NT building in Brooksville is the Flooks Building, with the Culling Building not that far away.
History
Hewlet park was named for the nearby Hewlet Museum. On sunny summer days, the museum would sometimes bring out a few of its many paintings and hold an open air museum. Many artists whose works ended up in the museum also used scenery from the park as inspiration.
Barricade Policy
It is impossible to barricade a park.
