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Posted by simmone September 15, 2026

Map of Lost Places Digital version

Enjoy this digital version of Map of Lost Places, a social history storytelling project facilitated by Lisa D'Onofrio and Simmone Howell.

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Posted by simmone September 13, 2026

Map of Lost Places Public Walk

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Posted by simmone August 22, 2026

Map of Lost Places - project & process

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Posted by simmone July 10, 2026

Emerging Writers Festival Launch 2026

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Posted by simmone June 16, 2026

Thank you! Map of Lost Places Update

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Posted by simmone March 10, 2026

The Map of Lost Places: Call for Submissions

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Posted by simmone March 03, 2026

Songs for wanderers and vagabonds

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Posted by simmone July 22, 2015

The Map of Melbourne Firsts

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Posted by simmone May 30, 2015

Map of Melbourne Firsts

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Posted by simmone September 11, 2014

Palimpsest zine and Exhibition

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Posted by simmone September 06, 2014

Palimpsest 4 - Books, Nouns, Buildings

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